Mystery/Thriller Book Reviews
Page Two of ThreeLavender Lies by Susan Wittig Albert
Berkley, October, 1999.Hardcover, 320 pages.
ISBN: 0425170322.
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China Bayles' 8th foray into sleuthing is a dilly -- this story is just what mystery fans need to cheer up those long, grey winter days. The quirky citizens of Pecan Springs, Texas are in rare form and China is a delight, as usual. This series shows no signs of running out of steam anytime soon -- it gets better and better with each book. Highly recommended.
Killing Thyme by Peter Abresch
Write Way, Sept., 1999.Hardcover, 276 pages.
ISBN: 1885173687.
Ordering information:
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Jim and Dodee are living proof that life after 50 certainly doesn't have to be dull. The Elderhostels (which are a real organization specializing in classes and tours for the over 55 crowd) are a perfect setting for this cozy and somewhat eccentric mystery which should garner a loyal following.
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