Halloween Bingo 2020: The Second Call

Second day, second call.  For simplicity sake, I’m going to just post the calls in the order they’re made:

 

I’ve got Agatha Christie’s  The Thirteen Problems going for the 13 square, and while I have Psych, it’s the square I traded with Lillelara for her Romantic Suspense square, so I have time to continue with 13 and start reading for another square yet to be called.

I finished my read for Dark Academia – Murder 101 – and enjoyed it thoroughly.

If I read a square that hasn’t been called yet, a ghost of stickers-yet-to-come will appear; once the square has been called, the sticker will become fully corporeal.  (Alas, this only works in regular browsers, but I’m in too deep to try to do something different now.)  As the squares get ticked off, a fully formed image will appear.  Previously, I posted the finished image, but this year I’m going to leave it a mystery.

Below is the table that will summarise the books I’ve read for each square, and note if I took advantage of one of the Spell Pack cards, and which one.  If all goes well, Book Titles will link to my review of the book here.

Bingo Square Date Called Book Title Date Read
Row #1
Gothic
Genre: Suspense
Ghost Stories
Dark Academia Murder 101 Sept. 2
Southern Gothic
Row #2
Darkest London
Black Cat
Cozy Mystery
Genre: Mystery
International Women of Mystery
Row #3
Grave or Graveyard
Deadlands
FREE SPACE
In the Dark, Dark Woods
Psych / Romantic Suspense
Row #4
American Horror Story
A Grimm Tale
It was a Dark and Stormy Night
Monsters
Trick or Treat
Row #5
Country House Mystery
13 Sept. 01 The Thirteen Problems
Locked Room Mystery
Halloween
Murder Most Foul

The Spell Pack cards are below – I’ve used a border in the same color as the card to mark the squares where I’ve used one.

Cards used:
Bingo Flip:  Lillelara has agreed to trade my Psych square for her Romantic Suspense square.

I’m planning a follow up post with tentative titles for each square.

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