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Tag Archives: mystery
#WHERE THERE’S A WILL By Rex Stout
PEACE I don’t remember how many times, I have read a Nero Wolfe book to help me relax. I didn’t remember much about this book, did know the killer. Wolfe needed the money and is offered a job of meditating a … Continue reading
A GIRL’S GUIDE TO MOVING ON By Debbie Macomber
BE KIND I seldom read romance but I do like Debbie Macomber and I read her Blossom Street and Cedar Cove series. I enjoyed both of them. This book did not disappoint me. Before long I was engrossed in the … Continue reading
FIELD OF BONES by J. A. Jance
MISSING AND ENDANGERED Released date February 16 THINK POSITIVE! HUGS! J.A. Jance has written an admirable book covering several social problems. You have the feelings of several parties as the sheriff’s deputies, the victim, and the villain. It handles memories, … Continue reading
#THE DOOR BELL RANG by Rex Stout
PEACE BE KIND I have read Nero Wolf’s books several times. This book is the 41th book in the series. It is the Second favorite book of all times. The other is Helen MacInnes’ REST AND BE THANKFUL. A woman … Continue reading
DEATH OF THE SUNKEN TREASON By Kait Carson
Hayden Kent is an experienced and skillful deep seas diver. In this book, we join her in an adventure of finding treasure from a sunken vessel. Hayden’s friend, Dana finds her son’s body nearby on a beach and Hayden is … Continue reading
A FINE AND BITTER SNOW By Dana Stablenow
Kate is recovering from Jack Morgan’s death and is back in the park. She learns that pressure has been put on the park ranger, Dan O’Brien to take early retirement as new government wants drill for oil and expand other … Continue reading
BOOKS OF A FEATHER By Kate Carlisle
An exuberant and exciting visit with Brooklyn and Derek who have returned to their remodel home. The Coventon Library is holding an open house to open an exhibit on Audubon’s BIRDS OF AMERICA. There Brooklyn is handed two special books … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn, Cat, Favorite, Kate Carlisle, mystery, romance, suspense
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#THE STONE CIRCLE by Elly Griffiths
PEACE BE KIND It is a pleasure to read a Ruth Galloway book to catch up on what is happening with Ruth and her friends, the 11th book did not disappoint. A cold case reemergence as bones is found in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Edelweiss, Uncategorized
Tagged Cold Case, Elly Griffiths, missing baby, more bones, mystery, Ruth
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#KILLER IN THE CARRIAGE HOUSE by Sheila Connolly
PEACE BE KIND The second book of the Victorian Mysteries series is an outstanding history of the town of Asheboro, Maryland, it’s library and Henry Barton’s factory. Kate Hamilton is attempting to move ahead with the plans to turn Asheboro … Continue reading
LIES THAT BIND By Stella Cameron
This is fourth of this series and the second book by this author I have read. The first book was a great read and this book was the same. The characters are well developed and have become friends. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging 101, Books
Tagged Alex, Father, Favorite, mystery, Social Services, Stella Cameron, Thriller
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