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I had forgotten that we had programmed the car GPS to avoid highways, and so the GPS led us through small towns and farmland all the way from Columbus, Ohio. It was a scenic drive, but we switched back to the highway later on and finally made it home.
Happy Memorial Day everyone, and safe travels!
I'm in the middle of reading Eight Hundred Grapes by Laura Dave, and liking it a lot.
I finished The Lake Season, another contemporary novel, and also the cozy mysteries,
Don't Go Home by Carolyn Hart and
Ming Tea Murder by Laura Childs. All fairly enjoyable reads.
Fairly new on the bookshelves:
A Fatal Chapter by Lorna Barrett, a Booktown Mystery #9, to be released June 2, 2015 by Berkley.
While out walking Sarge, her sister’s bichon frise, Tricia Miles, a mystery bookshop owner, is led by the agitated dog to a man lying in a gazebo. She’s startled when she recognizes Pete Renquist, the president of the Stoneham Historical Society, who appears to be suffering from cardiac arrest. When Pete later dies in the hospital, the discovery of a suspicious bruise and a puncture mark on his arm suggests he may have been murdered.
This one includes recipes. Books and recipes - nice for the weekend.
I had forgotten that we had programmed the car GPS to avoid highways, and so the GPS led us through small towns and farmland all the way from Columbus, Ohio. It was a scenic drive, but we switched back to the highway later on and finally made it home.
Happy Memorial Day everyone, and safe travels!
I'm in the middle of reading Eight Hundred Grapes by Laura Dave, and liking it a lot.
I finished The Lake Season, another contemporary novel, and also the cozy mysteries,
Don't Go Home by Carolyn Hart and
Ming Tea Murder by Laura Childs. All fairly enjoyable reads.
Fairly new on the bookshelves:
A Fatal Chapter by Lorna Barrett, a Booktown Mystery #9, to be released June 2, 2015 by Berkley.
While out walking Sarge, her sister’s bichon frise, Tricia Miles, a mystery bookshop owner, is led by the agitated dog to a man lying in a gazebo. She’s startled when she recognizes Pete Renquist, the president of the Stoneham Historical Society, who appears to be suffering from cardiac arrest. When Pete later dies in the hospital, the discovery of a suspicious bruise and a puncture mark on his arm suggests he may have been murdered.
This one includes recipes. Books and recipes - nice for the weekend.
Your book looks really fun! Glad to hear you're enjoying Eight Hundred Grapes. I can't wait to read it. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteLets compare our comments on Grapes...!
DeleteThat looks very cosy! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteA cosy book about a bookshop owner does sound good.
DeleteI like scenic drives. :-) Eight Hundred Grapes is such a catchy title!
ReplyDeleteI like the title and the cover too!
DeleteI liked Eight Hundred Grapes too! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGood reading, Bermuda Onion!
DeleteI'm glad you made it back safely! Enjoy your cozies, Harvee!
ReplyDeleteWe were always safe, Suko, but delayed!
DeleteYour cozy looks good.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear EIGHT HUNDRED GRAPES is good. I have that on its way to me.
ENJOY your books and your week.
Elizabeth
Silver's Reviews
My Mailbox Monday
Glad you're also getting a copy of Eight Hundred Grapes!
DeleteSo it is really good then?
DeleteThanks.
Driving through real rural and country areas can be so nice. For those of us living in suburban sprawl even more so.
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed it for a while, Brian, till we wondered when we'd ever get home!
DeleteEight Hundred Grapes is on my wish list. Too funny about the GPS :)
ReplyDeleteWe have now reprogrammed it to look for the fastest, not the shortest, route!
DeleteIt was fun for a while, Vicki, until we wanted to get home pronto!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy scenic drives too... as long as they don't go on for too many hours!
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