WooReaders love a good mystery! This week's adult patron book reviews have readers asking "whodunit?" If you'd like to read these books, click the title. You'll be brought to our catalog where you can place a hold. If you want suggestions on what mystery books to read next, try our Book Bundle service. Select mystery as your preferred genre and a librarian will select five books for you. Get rewarded for your reading by logging your books for the WooReads Adult Challenge: Turn a New Page. If you read 20 books, you'll be entered into a drawing for a Kindle Paperwhite! You'll also help us reach our community goal of 3,000 books read by the end of May 2021.
The Darkest Evening by Ann Cleeves
Inspector Vera Stanhope, driving home in a blizzard, discovers an abandoned car with an infant in it. Rescuing the baby brings Vera into a tangled web of her own upper class relatives, and a murder. Vera is a mass of contradictions - a middle aged woman, cranky and disheveled, but obsessed with her police work and with finding the murderer of a young single mother. This mystery is a great read. Vera is realistic and her loyal team is well developed. Added bonus-- the Northumberland setting. ~ Mary R.
Loved this book! Interesting story about young women killed in Salem, MA who were related to victims of the witch hysteria of the 1600s. Looking forward to more books by this author. ~ Miriam V.
Fun read with bounty hunter Stefanie Plum. Gets into her usual troubles, looses a few cars, and gets the criminal in the end. Good, relaxing, fun read. ~ Karen S.
Gone for Good by Harlan Coben
What do you do when you find a current picture of your dead brother? What happened to your ex-girlfriend all those years ago? Who killed her? And who is attacking people you care about now? This book was one that could not easily be put down. ~ Jean P.
What do you do when you find a current picture of your dead brother? What happened to your ex-girlfriend all those years ago? Who killed her? And who is attacking people you care about now? This book was one that could not easily be put down. ~ Jean P.
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