COYER Summer Wrap-Up

Books read / points earned:

• Taste of Murder by Helena Marchmont
• The Consuming Fire by John Scalzi  – 4 pts (at least 20 years in the future)
• The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas  – 3 pts (strong female protagonist)
• The Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu  – 4 pts (prominently includes gaming in some way)
• A Knife in the Fog by Bradley Harper – 1 pt (cover that is at least 51% blue)
• Death of a Ladies’ Man by Helena Marchmont
• The Hunting Party by Lucy Foley 5 pts – (book that one of your goodreads friends has given 4/5 stars and that another goodreads friend had given 1/2 stars. Patty gave it 4 stars and Diana from Book of Secrets gave it 2)
• One Summer by Bill Bryson  – 3 pts (book that takes place during the summer)
• 99 Percent Kill by Doug Richardson  – 4 pts (book with a number in the title)
• Taking out the Trash by Tristi Pinkston  – 4 pts (book you’ve won in a giveaway)
• Sharknado readathon – 2 pts (read 1 book – The Readaholics and the Poirot Puzzle)
• A Twist in the Tail by Leighann Dobbs  – 3 pts (book with a talking animal)
• The Readaholics and the Poirot Puzzle by Laura DiSilverio – 1 pt (book with a cat on the cover)
• Swabbig the Decks readathon – 2 pts (listened to Everything Below the Waist)
• Picnic at Hanging Rock by JoanLindsay – 2 pts (book with more than 125 pages and less than 215 pages in physical format)
• Murder in the Mill-Race by E. C. R. Lorac – 1 pt (book that takes place exclusively in a small town)
• The Sentence Is Death by Anthony Horowitz – 3 pts (a book with no living thing on the cover)
• Velocity Weapon by Megan E. O’Keefe – 3 pts  (celebrate 2019 – read a book that’s number in the series can be made from only the numbers in 2019 (e.g.: 2, 1, 9, 10, 12, 19, 20, 21, 29, etc.)- Velocity Weapon is #1 in a series)
• Everything Below the Waist by Jennifer Block – 3 pts (book with a ridiculously long (at least 50 characters, including spaces) title—71 characters)
• A Whisker in the Dark by Leighann Dobbs – 4 pts (a book featuring an animal prominently in the story)
• Newcomer by Keigo Higashino – 4 pts (a book with just half a face on the cover)
• A Gentleman’s Murder by Christopher Huang – 3 pts (a book set in the 1920’s)
• Bread by Scott Cutler Shershow – 3 pts (a book with a one word title)
• A Purrfect Alibi by Leighann Dobbs – 4 pts (the last book in a series)