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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Hidden Riches by Nora Roberts
Isadora (Dora) Conroy and Captain Skimmerhorn (Jed) make unlikely protaganists. Dora, who thrills at the sight of sales and antiques, runs her own shop in Philadelphia and lives upstairs where she has another apartment she rents out for extra income. … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Mystery, Opinion, Romance
Tagged antiques, art smuggling, mystery, Nora Roberts, romance
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Flight of Dreams, a novel by Ariel Lawhon
The first I heard of this book was on a blog called Wandering Bark Books. I was so captivated by the review that I headed straight out to my neighbourhood Chapters store (yes, I’m lucky enough to have one about 5 minutes … Continue reading
Billy Graham by John Pollock (1966)
This biography of Billy Graham by John Pollock was published in 1966 so it is in no way a complete view of the man whose work is still being carried on today by his son, Franklin, and other godly team … Continue reading
Mystery Monday: The Lake House by Kate Morton
This week’s mystery is the first book I’ve read by Australian author Kate Morton and I really enjoyed it once I got used to the way it weaved back and forth between different times in the lives of the characters. The Lake … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, fiction, Historical Fiction, Meme, Mystery, Opinion
Tagged Kate Morton, mysterious disappearance, PTSD
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The Mysterious Lives of Mystery Writers by Inkspot
If you’ve been following my blog, you know I’m a big fan of mystery books and writers and, in particular, a fan of Josephine Tey (Elizabeth MacKintosh). I came across this interesting post on the crime fiction blog, Inkspot, this … Continue reading
Posted in Author, Blogger, Musings, Mystery
Tagged Agathat Christie, Elizabeth Mackintosh, Inkspot, Josephine Tey, mystery writers
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Sully, a movie review
You can’t go wrong with a Tom Hanks movie! Nor can you miss with a Clint Eastwood production! Put the two together and the results are predictably amazing! Sully is the first time Eastwood and Hanks have worked together — … Continue reading
On My Bookshelf: Sept. 23/16
I’m back! I’ve taken a rather longer than expected hiatus from doing my blog but am now energized and back into the fray. Here are some of the books waiting on my bookshelf: The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton — … Continue reading
Keeper’s Reach by Carla Neggers
An international art thief with a tragic past and an alter ego lord of the manner, Oliver York, two FBI agents seemingly following some agenda of their own, and a group of agents from Mike Donovan’s past — including an … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Mystery, Opinion, Romance, Spy Thriller
Tagged art theft, Carla Neggers, Sharpe & Donovan, spies, undercover work
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Then Again by Diane Keaton
When you first look at the title with Diane Keaton‘s playful pose, the title seems like an off-hand comedy line. It’s not until the end of the memoir that she explains it: Now will soon be Then. Then can never … Continue reading
Posted in Actress, Adult Book, Author, Memoir, Opinion
Tagged Alzheimer's, Diane Keaton, exploring self, motherhood, relationships, women's lib
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