1. I don‘t withdraw from reading, but I do get into slumps sometimes. If I think it‘s more than a momentary funk, I might reread a mystery where I already know the answer to jump start my reading.
2. JRR Tolkien, Peter May, Jeff Shaara
3. Sue Grafton, Louise Penny, Laura Lippman
(Did you really think I‘d choose just one?)
#wondrouswednesday
Thought I‘d get some #Audio in, but this narrator is killing me! I might have to shelf it until I get a print copy.
I needed to put something on that reminds me of my grandma reading to me… having a limpia with and egg, and some extra hands on me for healing 💛💚💛💚 and Packers
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!
#ABookADay2023
pickKinsey investigates the disappearance of a woman that occurred 35 years ago. On July 4th 1953, Violet Sullivan leaves her 7 year old daughter with the babysitter to meet her husband to watch fireworks. Violet is never seen again. Over the years, there has been speculation she ran off with someone or that she was murdered by her husband who was abusive and drank excessively.
Full review and link to an author event at https://abookandadog.com
pickI thought this was one of the better ones - the characters were more developed and I liked the past and present narration. I‘m almost done with the series - only 6 more!
pickI love Sue and Kinsey.
My personal Queens of crime! 😎
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1. Kinsey Millhone
2. This is a very interesting question, because Kinsey generally worked alone. Ranger Anna Pigeon is also a bit of a lone wolf, so it would be fun to see them try to figure out how to solve a crime together. Perhaps a murder in the Santa Monica mountains?
#rwo4tuesday
