The challenge is the brainchild of Elizabeth Lhuede and the entire challenge, with all its inspiration, levels and nuances, is described in detail at its very own website.
Here is my post explaining why I signed up for this challenge the first time.
For the second year in a row I aimed to read 10 novels with at least a couple coming from genres other than my favourite crime fiction and managed to meet both of these goals. This year I managed to read 20 a total of 20 books.
My full list: (in reading order):
- Larkin, L.A. – Thirst
- Lord, Gabrielle – Death Delights
- Howell, Katherine – Web Of Deceit
- James, Wendy – Out of the Silence
- McNab, Claire – Under Suspicion
- Williams, Sue I. – Murder With The Lot
- Young, Felicity – Antidote To Murder
- Groff, Maggie – Good News, Bad News
- Ash, Romy – Floundering
- Parry, Bronwyn – Dead Heat
- Nunn, Malla – Silent Valley
- Morwood, Carolyn – Cyanide And Poppies
- Spence, Jenny – No Safe Place
- James, Wendy – The Steele Diaries
- Gee, Poppy – Bay Of Fires
- Kent, Hannah – Burial Rites
- Savage, Angela – The Dying Beach
- Fitzgerald, Helen – The Cry
- Gentill, Sulari – Gentlemen Formerly Dressed
- Davis, Karen M. – Sinister Intent
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