Bait and Witch (Witch Way Librarian Mysteries, #1)

by Angela M. Sanders

Best of all, each room had at least one cozy place to read, with a good lamp and a table to hold a cup of coffee.

My little sister, Jean, once told me that people tend to be oriented toward their mind, emotions, or body.

Her T-shirt read BIRDERS DO IT IN THE BUSH.

“You have no idea what it’s like to age as a woman. One day you’re in the sun, and you see a little crepiness on the back of your hand. So you double up on lotion. Then a gray hair pops up. You pluck it. Your eyesight goes, but you get used to wearing reading glasses—except that with the glasses on, you notice that your neck doesn’t look so good. And I don’t even want to talk about the waistline.” She pinched her belly. “You can’t keep up. It’s impossible.”