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Mysteries on Cruise Ships (and Cruise-Related Holidays)
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02-14-2012 12:59 PM
We started talking about this topic on another thread - it seems a lot of us enjoy mysteries in this setting. I'll start adding a few, then you all add to my list!
A Caribbean Mystery (Miss Marple Series)
Death on the Nile (Hercule Poirot Series)
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02-14-2012 01:01 PM
Oh man, I found a treasure trove here:http://www.cruisemates.com/forum/carnival-cruise-l
CRUISE SHIP MYSTERIES
Nancy J. Cohen: KILLER KNOTS
Lori Avocato: DEEP SEA DEAD
Maddy Hunter: HULA DONE IT
Nancy Fairbanks: BON BON VOYAGE
Shelley Freydont: HIGH SEAS MURDER
Susan Sussman: CRUISING FOR MURDER
Jane Heller: PRINCESS CHARMING
Cooks Overboard by Joanne Pence
Birds of Prey by J.A. Jance
Charlie Chan Carries On by Earl Derr Biggers
The Widow's Cruise by Nicholas Blake
Board Stiff by Tony Alexander
Death in the Middle Watch by Leo Bruce
The Fennister Affair by Josephine Bell
Death in a Deck Chair by K.K. Beck
Several Deaths Later by Ed Gorman
Murder on "B" Deck by C.V.E. Starrett
Murder in Absence by C.V.E. Starrett
Inspector's Holiday by Richard Lockridge
Voyage into Violence by Frances and Richard Lockridge
The Case of Sonia Wayward by Michael Innes
A Clutch of Constables by Ngaio Marsh
The Patient in Cabin C by Mignon Eberhart
Nobody Cared for Kate by Gene Thompson
The Midas Murders by Margot Arnold
A First Class Murder by Elliot Roosevelt
(YA) Mystery Cruise by Gertrude Chandler Warner
(YA) Deadline by Eric Weiner
Don't Blame the Snake by Tony Fennelly
Death Takes a Passage by Sue Henry
Birds of Passage Bernice Rubens (not quite a mystery but interesting)
The Informant by James Grippando
Buzz Cut by James Hall
Decked by Carol Higgins Clark
No Honeymoon for Death by Mary Kruger
Murder Sails at Midnight by Marian Babson
The Cruise of a Deathtime Marian Babson
The Widow's Cruise by Nicholas Blake
The Goddess Affair by Lillian O'Donnell
Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie
Risk by Dick Francis
The Angels Will Not Care - John Straley
Birds of Passage - Bernice Rubens
Buzz Cut - James Hall
Cooks Overboard - Joanne Pence
The Cruise of a Deathtime - Marian Babson
Damned in Paradise - Max Allen Collins
Death in a Deck Chair - K.K. Beck (1984)
Death on the Nile - Agatha Christie
Death Takes a Passage - Sue Henry
A First Class Murder - Elliot Roosevelt
The Informant - James Grippando
Killed in Paradise - William DeAndrea
The Midas Murders - Margot Arnold
Murder on Deck - (ed.) Rosemary Herbert
Murder Sails at Midnight - Marian Babson
Night Train to Memphis - Elizabeth Peters
No Honeymoon for Death - Mary Kruger
Singing in the Shrouds - Ngaio Marsh
Too Much of Water - Bruce Hamilton
The Trouble with Going Home- Camilla Crespi
You Belong to Me - Mary Higgins Clark
To Davy Jones Below by Carola Dunn
Don’t Blame the Snake by Tony Fennelly
Dana Chambers' THE BLONDE DIED FIRST

Compiled by Trip, with her book & tea!
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02-14-2012 01:03 PM
And since it's Valentine's Day today...


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02-14-2012 03:02 PM
These are wonderful choices, Becke!! I didn't know about the Linda Howard book, I will get it!
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02-14-2012 03:03 PM
You did find a treaasure trove!! I'm going to print this out...thanks!
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02-14-2012 03:09 PM
I'd like to add KILLER CRUISE by Laura Levine
. http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/killer-cruise-laur
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02-14-2012 03:17 PM
Santa Cruise (Regan Reilly Series)
Grand Dame of the Land of Oz, Duchess of Fantasia, in the Kingdom of Wordsmithonia; also, Poet Laureate of the Kingdom of Wordsmithonia
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02-14-2012 04:16 PM
mary_kennedy wrote:
These are wonderful choices, Becke!! I didn't know about the Linda Howard book, I will get it!
I've always liked Linda Howard, but BURN is a particular favorite of mine. There is a romance, of course, but the hero and heroine are a hoot in some parts, reminding me of Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert in IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT.
When Jenner Redwine wins a lottery jackpot, she can’t imagine ever finding a place in the world of the wealthy. Seven years later, though, she finds an ally—and a guide to the rarefied realm of privilege—in the kind-hearted heiress Sydney Hazlett, who invites Jenner on a charity cruise aboard a luxury liner.
But what Jenner gets is more like a Hitchcock movie than a Love Boat episode. Taken hostage by a menacing stranger, with nowhere to run, Jenner is drawn into a game of dizzying intrigue and harrowing danger. But as fear of her captor turns to fascination, Jenner rediscovers feelings she hasn’t had in years—and realizes she’s found a life worth living. If she survives.
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02-14-2012 04:18 PM
mary_kennedy wrote:
I'd like to add KILLER CRUISE by Laura Levine
. http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/killer-cruise-laur
a-levine/1100307125 It's one of my favorites in her Jaine Austen series, although I have to confess, I love the whole series!
Killer Cruise (Jaine Austen Series #8)
Overview
Wordsmith Jaine Austen's ship has finally come in. Her new teaching gig on a fancy cruise line nabs her a free vacation-and access to a 24-hour buffet! But sooner than you can say "bon voyage," Jaine's all-expenses-paid trip to the Mexican Riviera seems destined to be a wreck...
Things are already off to a rocky start when Jaine discovers a stowaway amidst her luggage-her persnickety cat Prozac. Jaine's sinking sensation grows stronger at dinner, where she meets chatty Emily Pritchard, a wealthy seventy-year-old who's traveling with her two nephews. Jaine can't help noticing the tension among them, especially when the cruise's charming-and sleazy-British dancer, Graham, whisks Emily out onto the dance floor.
Soon Emily is accepting Graham's invitations to every social event on the ship. Two nights later the bubbly couple announces their engagement, but the news is quickly overshadowed the next morning by the discovery of Graham's body with an ice pick protruding from his chest...
Between hiding a furry fugitive, flirting with Emily's nephew Robbie, and baiting the hook for a clever murderer, Jaine is about to dive into her most dangerous case yet...
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02-14-2012 04:18 PM
Turns out there's another book with the same title:
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02-05-2013 12:11 PM
Just saw this thread and want to suggest CRUISING FOR MURDER by Susan Sussman which is a fun read. I know it is available as a NOOK book and I think there are also copies around in hardcover and paperbook.
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02-05-2013 06:53 PM
chicagosue wrote:
Just saw this thread and want to suggest CRUISING FOR MURDER by Susan Sussman which is a fun read. I know it is available as a NOOK book and I think there are also copies around in hardcover and paperbook.