books read |
Murder with Puffins by Donna Andrews. A
locked down island mystery, with every famous movie reference that
previously did not have puffins in it now featuring puffins. Angel Eyes by Ace Atkin. Great authors never die--their publishers find talent to continue their style. This Robert Parker knock-off is a comfortable Spenser novel. I liked the nods to Robert Crais, who has also done well with the Robert Parker style... Bound for Glory by Woody Guthrie. This was a reread from high school, but boy, what a life! Revenge of the Pink Flamingos by Donna Andrews. Her stories become more readable as they progress in the series... It's easy for a craftsperson to identify with the craft fair experience as depicted in the book, although the closest I came to a period fair was assisting at a renaissance fair while apprenticing... The Education of a Wandering Man by Louis L'Amour. Like I have half-heartedly done with this blog, Louis cataloged all his reading, which was immense, and led, with his success in writing, to a huge personal library. He recounted the role of books in getting him through being a hobo, mine claim operator, seaman, and more. |