Top Ten Tuesday - Top Ten on My Spring TBR List

I'm a scatter-brain. That's my only excuse for not doing a Top Ten Tuesday from The Broke and the Bookish in so long! Luckily, I actually logged in to my Bloglovin for the first time in ages and one of the top posts in my feed was someone's Top Ten Tuesday post. I'm avoiding folding laundry at work so here we go!

My Top Ten Spring To-Be-Read

(all covers are Amazon Associate links)

1. Death at the President's Lodging by Michael Innes

Published in 1936, this is the first on 37 books featuring Inspector John Appleby of Scotland Yard. 

I'm bothered and bewildered that this will be my first time reading any of them!

2. Alias Hook by Lisa Jensen

Because, you know, Hook is awesome. I kinda have a thing for pirates.

3. Irregardless of Murder by E. E. Kennedy

The first in a series of cozies featuring a high school English teacher in northern New York. 

There may even be an appearance by Champy (Lake Champlain's beloved sea monster)!

4. The Man In The Brown Suit by Agatha Christie

Continuing the Christie read-a-thon with her fourth. 

Off the top of my head I'm not sure if it's a read or a re-read.

5. Roast Mortem by Cleo Coyle

The ninth in the Coffeehouse Mystery series. 

Accidentally had it missing-in-action for months so the series has been, sadly, on hold.

I could have skipped over it and gone to the tenth but then I might cry.

6. The Winter Ground by Catriona McPherson

This is the fourth book in the Dandy Gilver series. 

You, therefore, should have plenty of time to catch up by the time I get to this to review.

7. The Collectors' Society by Heather Lyons

Alice is out of Wonderland, all grown up, and in New York City. Sure. I'll try.

8. Wrack and Rune by Charlotte MacLeod

I've missed Peter. That's all.

9. The Weed That Strings The Hangman's Bag by Alan Bradley

I've missed Flavia, too.

10. Dreamwalker by Rhys Bowen & CM Broyles
Attempted once before. Hoping that by the time I get to it this time I'll be in a better frame of mind for it because I would really love to love this!