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What Are You Reading?
My friend, Kaye Wilkinson Barley, refers to these days as "Thursdays at Lesa's". I love that. I hope you all feel as if we're just a group of friends gathered around to talk about books, with a few tidbits of life thrown into the conversation. So, tell me, how are you...
Have You Heard? The Last Curtain Call by Juliet Blackwell
One more book to read and review this month. I only have one more book to finish by Thursday, so I'll have another review for you on Saturday. In the meantime, Sandie Herron has a review of Juliet Blackwell's audiobook, The Last Curtain Call. Thank you, Sandie! The...
Hodgepodge
Remember when "Hodgepodge" was a category on "Jeopardy"? I have a mixture to share today. Sandie Herron will share a "Have You Heard?" post tomorrow while I'm finishing my reading for deadline. Then, I'll be back on schedule. In the meantime, I decided to share a...
Independent Bones by Carolyn Haines
It's been quite a while since I read one of the Sarah Booth Delaney mysteries. Her behavior in the early mysteries I read was somewhat erratic for a private investigator. She's come a long way in Independent Bones, the latest by Carolyn Haines. I will always have...
Have You Heard? – Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger
I'm on deadline this week. Recently, I've been sharing Sandie Herron's reviews of the audiobooks in William Kent Krueger's Cork O'Connor series. There will be more of those to share. But, today, I'm going to share her review of Ordinary Grace, a book that was not...
To Die in Tuscany by David P. Wagner
David P. Wagner's seventh Rick Montoya Italian Mystery, To Die in Tuscany, finds the American interpreter caught up in murder again. However, it also finds him dining on sumptuous food and exploring the art treasures of Urbino. So, whether you read Wagner for the...