Book Reviews
23 of 52.) Duck the Halls by Donna Andrews (mystery)
Someone's pulling practical jokes in all the local churches, skunks in the choir lofts, flocks of ducks in the pews. Meg lends her organizational talents to re-schedule the traditional Christmas events while the churches are cleaned up. But who's doing this and why? And it is really worth killing someone over?
24 of 52.) The Hen of the Baskervilles by Donna Andrews (mystery)
Meg is one of the organizers of the local county fair which is being plagued by petty crimes, a pair of stolen chickens, a vandalized quilt, a smashed pumpkin. It takes a turn for the worse when their prime suspect winds up dead and the pranks continue. Unfortunately, with this book
I am now officially caught up to date with the Meg Langslow series. I've highly enjoyed all of them and now I have to wait for the next one to be published while I find something else to read.
Someone's pulling practical jokes in all the local churches, skunks in the choir lofts, flocks of ducks in the pews. Meg lends her organizational talents to re-schedule the traditional Christmas events while the churches are cleaned up. But who's doing this and why? And it is really worth killing someone over?
24 of 52.) The Hen of the Baskervilles by Donna Andrews (mystery)
Meg is one of the organizers of the local county fair which is being plagued by petty crimes, a pair of stolen chickens, a vandalized quilt, a smashed pumpkin. It takes a turn for the worse when their prime suspect winds up dead and the pranks continue. Unfortunately, with this book
I am now officially caught up to date with the Meg Langslow series. I've highly enjoyed all of them and now I have to wait for the next one to be published while I find something else to read.