2019 Library Singletons

I'm in! Goal: 19 - Accomplished!
  1. A Thread of Truth (Cobbled Court Quilts #2) by Marie Bostwick
  2. In Like Flynn (Mollly Murphy #4) by Rhys Bowen
  3. Christmas at the Beach (Ten Beach Road #2.5) by Wendy Wax
  4. Vow of Evil (Sister Joan #11) by Veronica Black
  5. Shakespeare's Trollop (Lily Bard #4) by Charlaine Harris
  6. Mourning Tide (Seychelle Sullivan #5) by Christine Kling
  7. Cake on a Hot Tin Roof (Piece of Cake #2) by Jacklyn Brady
  8. Shark Island (Wiki Coffin #2) by Joan Druett
  9. Ex-Libris by Ross King
  10. Enough About Love by Herve Le Tellier
  11. Compelling Evidence (Paul Madriani #1) by Steve Martini
  12. The Riders by Tim Winton
  13. Vineyard Enigma (Martha's Vineyard #13) by Philip R. Craig
  14. Town in a Wild Moose Chase (Candy Holliday #3) by B.B. Haywood
  15. Arsenic and Old Cake (Piece of Cake #3) by Jacklyn Brady
  16. Solomon's Oak by Jo-Ann Mapson
  17. Letters from Home by Kristina McMorris
  18. Miss Julia Hits the Road (Miss Julia #4) by Ann B. Ross
  19. The Killings at Badger's Drift (Inspector Barnaby #1) by Caroline Graham
  20. Sweet Revenge (Lady Arianna #1) by Andrea Penrose
  21. Face Down Before Rebel Hooves (Susanna, Lady Appleton #6) by Kathy Lynn Emerson
  22. Dying in the Wool (Kate Shackleton #1) by Frances Brody
  23. A Hole in Juan (Amanda Pepper #13) by Gillian Roberts
  24. The McCone Files (Sharon McCone #15.5) by Marcia Muller
  25. The Doublet Affair (Ursula Blanchard #2) by Fiona Buckley
  26. The Damascened Blade (Joe Sandilands #3) by Barbara Cleverly
  27. What Gold Buys (Silver Rush #5) by Ann Parker
  28. Shakespeare's Counselor (Lily Bard #5) by Charlaine Harris
  29. All Shall Be Well (Duncan Kincaid / Gemma James #2) by Deborah Crombie
  30. Between Heaven and Texas (Cobbled Court Quilts #0) by Marie Bostwick
  31. A Perfect Square (Shipshewana Amish Quilt mystery #2) by Vanetta Chapman
  32. The Dungeon House (Lake District #7) by Martin Edwards
  33. Four White Roses by Judy Ann Davis
  34. The Smuggler Wore Silk (Spy in the Ton #1) by Alyssa Alexander
  35. Sinister Sprinkles (Donut Shop Mystery #3) by Jessica Beck
  36. Stick a Fork in It (Poppy Markham: Culinary Cop #2) by Robin Allen
  37. The Palace Tiger (Joe Sandilands #4) by Barbara Cleverly
  38. Death of a Dancer (Dassas Cormier #3) by S.H. Baker
  39. Run Afoul (Wiki Coffin #3) by Joan Druett
  40. The Colonel's Tale (Dassas Cormier #2) by S.H. Baker
  41. Scandal on Rincon Hill (Sarah Woolson #4) by Shirley Tallman
  42. The Orchid House by Lucinda Riley
  43. A Sound Among the Trees by Susan Meissner
  44. Disturbing the Dead (Rachel Goddard #2) by Sandra Parshall
  45. Bury the Lead (Andy Carpenter #3) by David Rosenfelt
  46. Queen's Ransom (Ursula Blanchard #3) by Fiona Buckley
  47. Prime Witness (Paul Madriani #2) by Steve Martini
  48. A Dead Man in Istanbul (Seymour of Special Branch #2) by Michael Pearce
  49. Out of the Frying Pan (Poppy Markham: Culinary Cop #3) by Robin Allen
  50. The Not-So-High Seas (Dassas Cormier #4) by S.H. Baker
  51. Chocolate Wars by Deborah Cadbury

3 comments:

Bev Hankins said...

Where did you find the Library Singletons challenge?

Susan said...

There isn't any official Library Singletons challenge. I made it up for myself several years ago. I am devoted to reading series in order. I'm currently tracking 458 series in FictFact, so of course I can't keep up-to-date on them all. It is So Frustrating when the library culls a book just before you go to check it out. Even when you have it on hold, they cull it, if it's the only one and it has poor circulation. So for several years now I've tried to look ahead on my series in progress, and keep a list of the library singletons. I have 50 checked out, to "hang on" until I get to that book in the series. Obviously I have to turn them in sometimes, when I run out of renewals. I'm trying to "play circulation game" on the ones that I'm not even close to yet. Today I turned in a #4 on a series I haven't started. Friday I'll return a few more. Then next week check them out again, to boost their circulation statistics and keep them from getting culled. Hope that explains!

Bev Hankins said...

Ah, I see. Thanks!

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