Sneaky Pie Brown
I’ve been on a Rita Mae and Sneaky Pie Brown run in reading. I’ve just finished Pawing through the Past, and I’m starting Sour Puss.
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I’ve been on a Rita Mae and Sneaky Pie Brown run in reading. I’ve just finished Pawing through the Past, and I’m starting Sour Puss.
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I like Timothy Zahn’s writing a great deal, though I prefer the conqueror series to any of his other writing. Nonetheless Blackcollar and Cobra material is really, really good, so the comparison is not that hard. I found The Third Lynx and the earlier book in the series Night Train to Rigel to be substantially…
J. D. Robb continues the saga of Eve Dallas and Roark with this delightful action story with some mystery. I found myself guessing ahead correctly a bit too often, but the story moves well in any case. Eve finds herself handling two complex cases simultaneously. With the department insinuating that she might not be trustworthy…
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The young pastor was visiting his elderly parishioner. He was always a little intimidated when he went to this particular home. It was not that the man was hard to talk to. He was always friendly and even helped the conversation along. Rumor had it, however, that he had been a pastor of a very…
. . . in book reviews. In this intriguing post, Bob Harris crafts a compelling list of words that all writers should eschew when they muse upon the content of a book they are about to review. Unfortunately, despite his best use of vocabulary, I found his post neither lyrical nor poignant. Try harder Bob!…
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