- more than one author: Billionaire Blend (Coffeehouse #13) by Cleo Coyle
- set in a major city: Death on Telegraph Hill (Sarah Woolson #5) by Shirley Tallman
- caused a major book hangover: Body & Soul (Frank Elder #4) by John Harvey
- multiple points of view: The Shadow Land by Elizabeth Kostova
- quest to find lost/hidden object: The Last Camellia by Sarah Jio
- chapter title page has art: Tuesday's Gone (Frieda Klein #2) by Nicci French
- non-human character: The Glittering Hour by Iona Grey
- first line is less than 10 words: Gallows Court (Rachel Savernake #1) by Martin Edwards
- all about music: Mortal Music (Silver Rush #7) by Ann Parker
- character lets out a breath they didn't realize they were holding: Under the Dog Star (Rachel Goddard #4) by Sandra Parshall
- genre you rarely read: Murder Simply Brewed (Amish Village #1) by Vannetta Chapman
- standalone: Death in White Pyjamas by John Bude
- historical with a twist: The Lake House by Kate Morton
- set in autumn: Pumpkin Pied (Gray Whale Inn #6.5) by Karen MacInerney
- WTF plot twist: Last to Die (Rizzoli & Isles #10) by Tess Gerritsen
- from 2020 TBR backlist: Designer Crimes (Laura DiPalma #5) by Lia Matera
- book where the woods/forest are important: Biting the Moon (Andi Oliver #1) by Martha Grimes
- novella (under 200 pages): The Thirty-Nine Steps (Richard Hannay #1) by John Buchan
- person on the cover: The Perfume Collector by Kathleen Tessaro
- has a map: The Sands of Windee (Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte #2) by Arthur W. Upfield
- good book, bad cover: The Killer's Art (Anders Knutas #4) by Mari Jungstedt
- book written in verse: Send Bygraves by Martha Grimes
- author has a book releasing in 2021: The Stranger Diaries (Harbinder Kaur #1) by Elly Griffiths
- mentions a pineapple: Gorky Park (Arkady Renko #1) by Martin Cruz Smith
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