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Here are some more reader recommendations from the Winter Reading Program:

At Bertram's Hotel by Agatha Christie Find this book in our catalog
"Give me an "old fashion" murder mystery any day. Requires more observation and thinking than modern day "forensics - a la CSI". And I love the language!"

How to Talk to a Widower by Jonathan Tropper Find this book in our catalog
"How to Talk to a Widower was well written - funny, heart warning and crazy at times. Very entertaining."

Merry Merry Ghost by Carolyn Hart Find this book in our catalog
"This was a very enjoyable book. The main character, Bailey Ruth, is very likable and makes the reader want to keep reading. I loved the way she would incorporate her fashion sense into the story. It was always in a humorous way. The story was actually a murder mystery, but was written in a very light, enjoyable way and could be recommended for teenagers as well as adults."

Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris Find this book in our catalog
"Great Book - I can't wait to see the interpretation in the seasons to come on HBO's Tru Blood."

Exection Dock by Anne Perry Find this book in our catalog
"Exection Dock is a Victorian era mystery that vividly depicts the challenging lving conditions of the time. Inspector Monk's struggle to apprehend the criminal is told against the backdrop of the people's struggle to survive the Industrial Revolution."

Deeper than the Dead by Tami Hoag Find this book in our catalog
"Very moving story - difficult to put down. Wonder if her next book will include some of the characters that were in this one, especially since the ending of the story is like another story waiting to be told."

Labels: Murder mysteries, Readers' Picks, readers' reviews