pickThe Virgil Flowers series remains the detective style mystery series I can remember where the dialogue and observations make me giggle on a regular basis, which is why I keep reading them, despite never quite shaking the occasional appearance of wince-worthy passages representing small town not-quite-enlightened mindsets 1/?
"Okay."
Good job not riling up the survivalist gun nut, Virgil. ????
pickI love the “that fuc$&#€ Flowers” mysteries. A lot of humor, great side kick cops, just the right hint of morality. In this (the 11th) Flowers arrives in Pinion, MN, where Mary has appeared in a end-down Catholic Church and someone is apparently shooting the faithful. What is actually happening makes for a great read.
Highly recommend as an antidote for the latest political insanity, or if our necessary social distancing is getting you down.
Yes, a third replenishment batch for my Year‘s #Bestsellers Display 😳😁!
Have you read any of these?!
#LitsyLovesLibraries #MrBooksDisplays
pickThis story is a Virgil Flowers saga. He is called to solve some shootings in a nearby town. A miracle has occurred at the Catholic church. Sightings of the Virgin Mary have turned the dying town into tourist central. More tragic murders happen before Virgil as solves the crime. Highly recommend.
pickWhat can I say? I just love anything John Sandford writes.
The Virgil Flowers series is just fab really enjoyed this one. Funny and entertaining ?
"That fuckin Flowers!" ????
#seriesread @TheSpineView
Now just got to wait until the end of April for the new Lucas Davenport book ?
Saturday night 😍 Hubby has fallen asleep (damn night shifts) so I'm obviously reading and finishing the wine🍷📚💗
Survived the first week of work 🤗 Absolutely shattered! 😴
Tonight is going to consist of getting cosy with a good book and a few gins🔥📚🍸
#itstheweekend #ginandbooks
You know you're reading a Virgil Flowers book when you see this 👀
Really enjoying the latest one 💜
Yes!! Holy Ghost is finally ready to pick up 😁 Library visit tomorrow lunchtime to drop the books I've read off and get this bad boy!
Perfect timing as I'll finish my current book tonight👍
Well didn't expect to finish my first book of the year so soon. My second book was supposed to be Holy Ghost by John Sandford but still waiting for it to be available at the library👎 Hopefully it will be ready to pick up tomorrow🤞
Going to read a short story next which is one from my reading challenge - a book that was written before I was born. The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
pickTypical Sandford: Entertaining, fast paced, and nice little twist. Virgil is in fine form. The Virgin Mary has been spotted in small town Minnesota. Why are people getting shot? What do LEGOS have to do with the book? Read it and find out.
pickAnother winner from Sandford! I may like the Virgil Flowers series even more than the Prey books. This one had tons of laugh-out-loud moments, thanks to Flowers, Jenkins, Shrake, and a fabulously eclectic cast of “locals”. A fun, fast read. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I‘ve been battling an extra nasty migraine all day and #Bailey is sick, too. She‘s been pacing, nauseated, whining, and just all around behaving weirdly. I‘m freaking out, which isn‘t helping the migraine. Im going to attempt to read the tagged book. Sandford usually helps me escape reality. Here‘s hoping Bailey and
I both feel better in the morning. Y‘all, I can‘t handle losing another dog so soon. #panicked
#dogsoflitsy #pitbullsoflitsy
I should be reading one of several in-progress books to try to check off a challenge prompt or two even though I won‘t complete any other challenges before the end of the year. BUT, I just realized I didn‘t read this Virgil book when it came out in October! Sorry currently reading stack. The heart wants what the heart wants. 😂
pickVirgil Flowers is called to the small town of Wheatfield, where people are being shot randomly, by a sniper, on their way to see the “miracle” at the local church. No one hears the shots and the shooter disappears. As usual, I 💜💜💜 this book and the antics of “that f🤬ing Flowers!!! 😂🤣
pickHaven't read John Sanford in awhile. This was a Virgil Flowers Novel. It involved the sighting of the Virgin Mary and someone shooting people near the church.
Holy Ghost | 
I did appreciate Virgil losing his shit when a scared
civilian points a gun at him; it's pretty clear it wasn't the author's intention, but I think it acts well as an argument for gun control.
In that same theme, I did not expect to hear a short, cogent argument for the problem with bow hunting.
1mo
I can see where readers might point out the repetitive points in the investigation, covering the same motives, not quite looking closely until later to serve the plot, but for whatever reason, this time round, I found the meandering page with the multiple story lines amusing instead of aggravating. 1mo
⚠️ Domestic abuse 1mo