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Three Bedrooms, One Corpse (Aurora Teagarden Mysteries, Book 3)

16 reviews
Charlaine Harris

Berkley, 2008

Want to curl up and enjoy a good murder mystery?
This is the third book in the Aurora Teagarden series. Aurora, known as Roe to her friends, is happy and thriving in the small town outside of Atlanta where she has lived all of her life except for college. Independently "comfortable" since an inheritance from a friend, Roe is trying out real estate as a possible new career. Unfortunately, while showing a house to a client, she finds a body in ...

Corpse: Nature, Forensics, and the Struggle to Pinpoint Time of Death

25 reviews
Jessica Snyder Sachs

Basic Books, 2002

FASCINATING & CREEPY!
I couldn't put this book down. It is a must read for anyone interested in science, death, anatomy, or just the bizarre aspects of decomposition! Really interesting stuff in here and the writer is at turns witty, serious, and altogether a prolific story-teller. A definite favorite in my own collection of books to read and re-read. GREAT!

One Corpse Too Many: The Second Chronicle of Brother Cadfael

27 reviews
Ellis Peters

Mysterious Press, 1994

Surprise and Delight
This is the Second Chronicle of Brother Cadfael and the author is still introducing the continuing cast of characters. As usual, a murder is discovered early on and eventually solved by Brother Cadfael's patient detective work, but the real interest here is less the crime than the character development. The redoubtable Hugh Beringar makes his appearance in this episode, and his complex and ...

"C" is for Corpse (The Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mysteries)

50 reviews
Sue Grafton

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2005

Loved It!
I recently started reading the Kinsey Milhone series and this one so far is the best. On the first page, we learn that her client, Bobby, is dead and that she's never worked for a dead man before. The story moves quickly, and it was hard to put down.

The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service, Volume 1

4 reviews
Eiji Ohtsuka, Housui Yamazaki

Dark Horse, 2006

Fascinatingly Macabre
This book is definitely strange and gruesome but it is also brilliantly funny in a similarly dark way. The characters are interesting and vary nicely. The story is about a volunteer group of students who have banded together to help the dead find peace. The team includes a psychic, a dowser, an embalmer, and a channeler. If you have a strong stomach, an appreciation for the macabre, and a dark ...

The Laughing Corpse (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, Book 2)

150 reviews
Laurell K. Hamilton

Jove, 2002

Gruesomely Great
Boy, and you thought the first one was bloody? This one was easily the goriest, most gruesome piece of writing I've seen outside of Stephen King and some of the schlock-fest fiction I've read in the past when no better option was available -- you know, the kind of thing where you're trapped in a waiting room and the magazines are old and water stained, but hmm, what's this paperback without a ...

Corpse Pose (Mantra for Murder Mysteries, No. 1)

11 reviews
Diana Killian

Berkley, 2008

FUN BOOK!!
I really enjoyed this book. I adored the characters, and found the setting a little different and fun. I figured out who the culprit was, kind of early on, but that didn't take away the fun, or even once in a while, something would happen that would make me think I was wrong, so that was fun too!! I look forward to more books in this series, the way the author left the ending, I have to guess ...

Laurell K. Hamilton Set - Guilty Pleasures, The Laughing Corpse, Circus of the Damned and The Lunatic Cafe

36 reviews
Laurell K. Hamilton

Jove, 2003

Book Sets
I love LKH, she is a very talented writer. I have fallen in love with her books. Warning there is no sex in any of these books and I still love them. I have never thought that would be possible. If you are an LKH fan having where it started is important.

Decaffeinated Corpse (Coffeehouse Mysteries, No. 5)

33 reviews
Cleo Coyle

Berkley, 2007

No Buzzkill Here!!
"Decaffeinated Corpse" is the 5th book in the Coffeehouse Mystery Series by Cleo Coyle. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book from start to finish, so much so, that I found it difficult to put down and do other things!! What made this novel such a wonderful read is described below: * Great Storyline That Grabs & Keeps Your Attention Throughout The Novel. * Great Cast of Characters, Whom ...

The Corpse Walker: Real Life Stories: China from the Bottom Up

8 reviews
Liao Yiwu

Pantheon, 2008

Deeply memorable collection of stories - highly recommended
I read this book after seeing a positive review in the Chicago Tribune and it did not disappoint. Each story of everyday Chinese citizens and their struggles was very memorable, touching and thought-provoking. As an American, I also found it very enlightening, and thought the stories were so important that I recommended the book to family and friends. The Corpse Walker is the kind of book you ...

Almost Human - paranormal vampire series - volumes 1, 2 & 3 (Almost Human)

5 reviews

WoodWitchDame Publications, 2008

Simply Fascinating
I have read this series twice now and its still amazing! Honestly These are truely great books! If you love paranormal romance, or a vampire lover such as myself, you cannot go wrong with these books.If you dont believe me try the sample. Thats what got me hooked! Once I had a taste I was simply dying for more! Kuddos to Melanie,an amazing Author! With best wishes of success and hope! Cannot ...

The Main Corpse (Goldy Culinary Mysteries, Book 6)

33 reviews
Diane Mott Davidson

Bantam, 1997

Murder Mystery
Love these books, enjoyed each one, purchased and read all to date. Arrived promptly.

Organize Your Corpses (A Charlotte Adams Mystery)

8 reviews
Mary Jane Maffini

Berkley, 2007

A new series kicks off with a couple of unexpected and entertaining twists
Mary Jane Maffini is a well-establish writer of mysteries in Canadian settings. This book, the first of a new series, and set in a small American town, appears to be her novelistic attempt to escape what is sometimes called "the beaver pile" up here in the Frozen North. On the basis of this outing, I think Ms. Maffini has made a successful transition--and good luck to her! Ms. Maffini is no ...

The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service, Volume 7
Eiji Otsuka, Housui Yamazaki

Dark Horse, 2008

Collecting can take over a fan's life . . . but what if it takes over their death as well? Zombie robot otaku and plastic-surgery disasters are only the latest faces of horror as Kurosagi continues its eternal struggle to turn corpses into cash! Yet with Kuro trapped in a coma and seeing visions of the dark forces battling over him, it's up to the rest of the gang to survive the grotesque schemes of the White Heron pair . . . as dead flesh ...

The Cluttered Corpse (A Charlotte Adams Mystery)

7 reviews
Mary Jane Maffini

Berkley, 2008

Charming--I look forward to the next book in this series
Summary In "Organize Your Corpses," Charlotte Adams moves back to her hometown of Woodbridge, New York, after a broken engagement, to become a professional organizer. In solving the murder of the town's most unbeloved teacher, Charlotte reconnects with her best friends from high school. In the second book of this series, "The Cluttered Corpse," Charlotte is hired to organize an extensive ...

A Carol for a Corpse (Hemlock Falls Mystery)

3 reviews
Claudia Bishop

Berkley, 2007

merry Yuletide amateur sleuth tale
The Inn at Hemlock Falls in Upstate New York is owned by twosisters, Meg Quilliam who is a three star chef and Sara Quilliam-McBride runs the hotel. Since the opening of a nearby upscale resort, business has been bad and the siblings fear they may have to shut their hotel down. The bank is working with them by sending over an efficiency expert to find ways of improving service while reducing ...

A Corpse in the Koryo (Inspector O Novels)

25 reviews
James Church

St. Martin's Minotaur, 2007

Dark, Moody, Mysterious Delving into a Closed Society
Quiet, slow, scraping away one layer at a time, deeper and deeper into the depths of a society where no one can be honest, where everyone must lie, where everyone lives in quiet fear, all all all the time. Unimaginable but for an author like Church to lead the way, ever more deeply into how human beings survive, live, grow, and find their ways to one another. I appreciated this chance to wonder ...

Sue Grafton: Three Complete Novels; A, B & C: A is for Alibi; B is for Burglar; C is for Corpse

27 reviews
Sue Grafton

Wings, 1999

Three books in one-COOL!
It was so easy to read three in a row. I think I had the whole three books finished in three days! It's nice to have many books into one because then you don't have to buy the next one or wait to go to the library when it opens next, or even to see if the library has it! It was so nice!!!

Sue Grafton ABC Gift Collection: "A" Is for Alibi, "B" Is for Burglar, "C" Is for Corpse

4 reviews
Sue Grafton

Random House Audio, 2005

First Time Audio Book Customer
This collection was my first ever audio book and I have already ordered more. The reader uses a variety of voice changes, emotions and just the right amount of pauses to add to the suspense and enjoyment of listening. I hope to get the whole alaphabet!

Exquisite Corpse

157 reviews
Poppy Z. Brite

Touchstone, 1997

Sick and Twisted but Superb!
there are people saying this book is a "waste" but you can only say that if you don't have a fascination for serial killers. Or if you don't mind reading about homosexuality, necrophilia, or cannibalism in every chapter. this book is not for the weak and that is almost an understatement. i love anything to do with gore, suspense, horror or drama. this book took everything i have ever read to ...

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