Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosted by Reading Reality. It's a place to showcase any books I have purchased, borrowed, or been lucky enough to have been given an advance copy of.
Hope you find something that looks interesting to you or that makes you remember a favorite book you need to finish. Happy reading ya'll!
Royal Blood by Rhys Bowen: Her Royal Spyness #4
LIbby Borrow: Free
I have borrowed and started this one before but didn't get far. I was reading too many other books at the time. I am ready to continue with the series and love that this one takes place in Transylvania. I think cozies are more fun when they take place in exotic or historic places. This time Georgie is invited to represent the royal family at a wedding there and of course one of the guests turns up poisoned. Georgie is on the case while dodging possible vampires! Looks like a fun read.
A Body at a Boarding School by Benedict Brown: Lord Edgington Investigates Book Two
LIbby Borrow: Free
I have read two Lord Edgington books, the first in the series and a Christmas one. Both are enjoyable and I would like to move to book two. This is the audio version so I can listen on the way to work. Edgington and his grandson Christopher investigate unruly staff and students at the boy's boarding school and find themselves involved in another murder investigation. They have a sweet, heartwarming relationship that forms the basis of these books.
Murder at Rough Point by Alyssa Maxwell: Gilded Newport Mystery Book Four
LIbby Borrow: Free
It's been awhile since I've read one of these. Watching Season 3 of The Gilded Age on HBO Max this weekend got me thinking about them. I really wish Hallmark would get on with another movie too! The first one was great. In this story, reporter Emma Cross is sent to cover a story at the home of her Vanderbilt cousin who is having a party for the upper crust society set and artists. Her estranged parents arrive and when a body is found they become suspects. Should be a good one! I guess this week is just cozies for me. And I'm just fine with that.
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