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Long Overdue at the Lakeside Library
Long Overdue at the Lakeside Library | Holly Danvers
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An icy cold murder and a library patron collide in Holly Danver's second Lakeside Library Mystery. A glowing wood stove, a cozy log cabin, and shelves full of books are all Rain Wilmot needs to ride out the Wisconsin winter, now that she's made her family's Lofty Pines library her year-round home. But the warm-hearted librarian's blood runs cold when local man, Wallace Benson, is found dead during the annual Ice Fishing Jamboree. After Benson's body is found in his ice shanty, Rain recalls that she recently saw the victim in her library, borrowing a few cookbooks to prepare for the fishing tournament's communal "chili dump." She later finds these same books returned to the library's drop box, with an enigmatic note from Benson to Rain. As Rain seeks to understand the message, the prime suspect becomes Rain's friend Nick, who was the last person to see Wallace alive and who returned to the Jamboree with a nasty cut on his hand. The knife found in his tackle box only makes Nick's troubles worse. But Rain keeps fishing for other suspects. Was the killer Danny, who lost his arm to a logging accident involving Wallace? Or Danny's bitter father, whose dreams of retirement were dashed by his son's accident? With the help of her friends Julia and Jace, Rain sets out to hook the real culprit and clear Nick's name. But can her sleuthing skills protect her from a killer who'd like to take her out of circulation?
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kspenmoll
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Mehso-so

Enjoyed the setting- deep woods by a lake in northern Wisconsin in winter, constant snowstorms and waist deep snow.Easy read, but I found myself skimming at times, impatient with the volume of speculative conversation between 2 best friends as they tried to investigate a murder,and prove that husband & a friend was charged with the crime.Some of the risky things they did(breaking into houses, etc.) as they investigated seemed unrealistic to me.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Love you peace sign! 2y
kspenmoll @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Thanks. I like walking by & reading its message.☮️🕊 2y
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Dollycas
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Pickpick

Long Overdue at the Lakeside Library was a delightful addition to this series. The characters continue to evolve and become even more engaging.

Read my full review here: https://www.escapewithdollycas.com/2022/04/28/long-overdue-at-the-lakeside-libra...

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MatchlessMarie
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My mayor‘s got puns 😂

marleed That‘s funny. I no longer live in SA but did vote for Nirenburg on his first win for mayor. I lived at the Pearl and liked his take on downtown. I love love love the SAPL! 3y
MatchlessMarie @marleed I think he‘s the best mayor we have had since Castro. Really happy with how he has been handling everything especially with covid craziness 3y
Bookzombie 😂 I agree. Although I don‘t get to vote for him since I don‘t live in the city limits. 😕 (edited) 3y
MatchlessMarie @Bookzombie I wish we could add photos to comments here. He cracks me up. The other day he made a post about how all the Spurs are vaccinated and someone said hey Mr Mayor I bet you won‘t tell everyone I‘m vaccinated because I‘m not important enough. And he replied and was like hey everyone Mr. ____ is vaccinated! 😂 3y
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Preciouz29
Mehso-so

The book is a very light read and the mystery wasn't too hard to solve, even when they threw some red herrings. Overall a fun read, but the bestie took way too many stupid risks for me to fully enjoy the book; I understand that it was her husband, but everything she did could possibly make it worse for him if they were caught. And it really irked me that there was no consequence to what they did.