I’m always up for a reading challenge–and this one looks like fun, so I thought I’d share…
Details of the challenge are at Book Chick City if you’d like to join in. There are two different levels (either 12 or 24 mysteries in 2012), you can choose your titles as you go, and all manner of mystery sub-genres are welcome. Beginning in January there will be a link provided for you to post your reviews as you complete the challenge. Check it out!
What a good idea! I write mysteries, and they’re my main choice when I read. This challenge was made for me. I can find out what books other mystery readers are enjoying and maybe find some new authors to sample.
Thanks for posting this.
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I think it will be a fun forum, too, for all the mystery readers to swap recommendations, read each others’ reviews, and in some cases, even read each others’ books! (I’m thinking I’d better check out YOURS!)
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So busy with my writing right now–I have read so many mysteries(hopefully the more literary types)over the past 2 years that I am bursting with what I need to write. However, I very much appreciate this heads up and may very well check back into NEXT YEAR (2013).
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ohhh… this looks like mucha fun!!! and I read suspense/mysteries all the time…
can’t wait, now…
:)
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[…] challenges that are being posted for the upcoming year… The other day I posted about a Mystery Reading Challenge, and here’s another (not limited in theme or genre) which comes with giveaways just to add to […]
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I sent you an email just now. Would enjoy further conversation about this.
That certainly matches my experience with five of my books! The sixth—well, I’m just fortunate to have a single, obvious…
That’s excessive, lol!
I’d be interested to hear your experiences with the two types of self-publishing—both the process and the results!
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