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The Ghost and Mrs. Muir by R.A. Dick

I was wrong about The Ghost and Mrs. Muir by Josephine Leslie who wrote under R.A. Dick. I hadn’t read the book, although I was a big fan of the TV series with Edward Mulhare and Hope Lange who won an Emmy Award for her role. I own the movie, so I need to watch it. But, the book. I love the ghost of Captain Daniel Gregg. I have opinions about Lu...


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"Murder at Martingale Manor” by Jodi Taylor

Ten years ago, I picked Jodi Taylor’s first Chronicles of St. Mary’s book, Just One Damn Thing After Another, as one of my favorite books of 2016. Taylor was one of my discoveries that year. She had already written 7.6 titles (books and short stories) in the series by that year. There are now fourteen books and more short stories in the series, ...


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The Primrose Murder Society by Stacy Hackney

I don’t remember the last time I enjoyed a debut mystery so much. The Primrose Murder Society is Stacy Hackney’s first adult book. She leaves room for a sequel, but I don’t know if a second book would be written as well with the emotional details of a mother-daughter relationship. And, it’s funny as it demonstrates that ten-year-olds and seniors...


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Never Spar with a Viscount by Lindsay Lovise

Lindsay Lovise’s Never Spar with a Viscount is the third in her historical romance series, The Secret Society of Governess Spies, however it works just fine as a standalone. The reader does meet the governesses from the previous two books, but those books are still worth picking up. The reader may know who ends up married, but it’s always obviou...


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What Are You Reading?

The big news this week is that Kim Hays was nominated for a Barry Award for Splintered Justice, in case you missed the blog on Tuesday. Congratulations again, Kim!

As for me, it’s been a quiet week again. Linda and I went to see the Tony Award-winning musical, “The Outsiders”, last night. Yes, it’s based on S.E. Hinton’s book that came out ...


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