Wednesday, June 20, 2012

More Reviews!

Thanks again to all of our great reviewers!
We try to get the reviews posted as soon as possible.  Thanks for your patience.  Be sure that you have registered so that we can post.  We like to credit everyone who did a review.

From Patsy
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 Butchers Hill by Laura Lippman

"A great read! Tess Monaghan,Private Investigator, opens her agency to not one, but two cases; the first a murder, the second a child given up for adoption 13 years prior. Ms. Lippman does a great job of pacing Tess's work on both cases. While the cases do not intersect, each speaks volumes on the foster care system; those who are its wards and those who work within it."


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Bonnie sends us this review:
Devices and Desires by P D James

"P D James is a favorite English mystery author.  She is a great storyteller with a tremendous amount of description.  You will learn to love Commander Adam Dalgliesh of New Scotland Yard.  This particular book was written in 1989 so there is not a lot of electronic gadgets available.  The author has an extraordinary command of the English, English language so maybe you want a dictionary near by.  This story does not have the usual characters of a P D James novel, however Commander Dalgliesh does quite well on his own.  I hope you will become a fan of this extraordinary collection of English mysteries.  Happy Reading."

Doris sent us three great reviews!

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"Widow Lady Gwendoline Muir is happy with her life until she unexpectedly meets Hugo, Lord Trentham.  When Hugo, a commoner newly knighted for his war exploits, proposes a mock engagement to facilitate his sister's entry into the ton, Gwendoline agrees but never expects to find love and happiness during the season.  What sounds like a banal regency romance is elevated by Balogh's strong, well-developed characterizations and a delightful writing style.  A joyful, fun book."

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"Rushmore McKenzie, multi-millionaire ex-cop and unofficial private eye, is asked by thieves to be the one to deliver the ransom when a jade statue is stolen from a Minneapolis art museum.  Before he can deliver the money, several murders occur and it takes McKenzie and his pals (FBI, local police, and several street people) to trap the thieves and murderers.  Although this title is ninth in the series, it is enjoyable as a stand-a-lone."

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"Finally a book that lives up to it's many glowing reviews!  Kate, a former CIA agent, and her husband, Dexter move to Luxembourgh with their two young sons.  Soon Kate begins to believe that Dexter is up to something and becomes suspicious about another couple she meets on the playground.  Since Dexter never knew about Kate's CIA background, she has to solve these mysteries."

 

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