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This is exactly the present day, 'non crime mystery' that I have looked forward to snuggling up with and enjoying!

Welcome back Gabarone, Botswana, Africa!

Very happy this occurs on a present day tableau. I have been wanting an awesome adventure or magical tale that takes place modernly. I only like historical fiction from authentically aged books written in their present day, thank you very much. There are far too many of the fabricated historical kind. Thank you Melissa De La Cruz, for keeping adventure and magic in our timeline with which readers relate directly!

I had this novel set to read after wanting to continue the series for a year. I couldn't find it but knew its whereabouts. I figured the sunlight would help me peer into the back of its shelf better and I did. It was pushed way back. It will be a pleasure to continue the adventures of the smart, likeable Aurora Teagarden. I dislike vampires but enjoy this Charlaine Harris series.

I am surrprised this novel is so ammateurish and flat, with cardboard stock characters. The imaginative new premise and likeable personages keep me going, plus I bought this first edition hardcover ages ago. I hope the paperbacks I obtained are improved. So many people enjoy Sarah Addison Allen and I expected to concur. It is like crayons colouring one character all evil and others all good and perfectly skilled.

This novel is not the instant charmer that I anticipated and is flopping all over the place. Everyone loves it. If it is Sarah Addison Allen's début, she must have been forging her direction. It is off-putting, careening between fluffy and violent. It promises many special elements. I am suddenly making it to page 72 without trouble.

Crawling back into bed with Louise Penny's sympathetic, memorable characters and her intelligent, compelling mystery adventures is like a warm blanket of familiar bliss.

An unpleasant subject of serial killing. I did not expect to find it in what I thought was a paranormal mystery. Actually, these people are very skilled in plausible but highly advanced abilities. Readers feel for everyone's personal stories and like all of the characters. There is humour and typical, expected romance. The positives are topped off with Jennifer Lynn Barnes' originality and empathy. I am hooked.

Here is a different 2013 series by the delightful and captivating Jennifer Lynn Barnes.

Here I am on my second adventure into the deep and I mean inky black imagination of the wildly original Cliff McNish.

Jennifer Grey believed that reconstructing a nose, primarily to fix a deviated septum, was all people thought of about her. I in Canada knew nothing about it. Many people ignore tabloids. I only wondered where she was and why she did not seem to capitalize on the success of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", "Red Dawn", and "Dirty Dancing". Patrick Swayze wrote in his autobiography: she carried the film "Dirty Dancing".