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September Mourn (Bed-and-Breakfast Mysteries #11)
by
Mary Daheim
Fall has fallen upon Judith McMonigle Flynn, leaving her Hillside Manor nearly devoid of guests. And what better cure for the off-season blahs than a brief bout of B&B sifting for a friend amid the quiet rustic splendor of secluded Chavez Island? Judith and cousin Renie both are more than ready for some relaxation. But their peace goes to pieces when Renie conks an odi...more
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September 5th 2000
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I have a pile of these B&B books by Daheim in my bedroom. I enjoy them, but like most series, they begin to be predictable in many ways. I do love Cousin Renie though. Judith is just too nice for me most of the time.
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Another great book. The series is entertaining and each time she finds a dead body you just know she won't be able to leave it to the professionals.
One of the better books of the Bed and Breakfast series. It reminded me of a show I watched with murder on a remote Washington island.
I think this was the first "away" book I didn't care for in this series. These characters were odd and dull and mostly boring.
I love the B&B books. I love all the new characters that are introduced in each book.
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Judith Flynn and her cousin Renie go to one of the remote, beautiful Santa Lucia islands to help out a fellow bed-and-breakfast hostess. There are fewer than a dozen people living on the island, but someone, apparently, has murdered one of the guests. Judith's sympathetic manner and subtle questions unearth hidden secrets among the close-lipped residents.
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Seattle native Mary Richardson Daheim has been fascinated by story-telling since early childhood. She first listened, then read, and finally began to write her own fiction when she was ten. A journalism major at the University of Washington, she was the first female editor of The Daily where she attracted national attention with her editorial stance against bigotry.
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