-=>While in the White Hart, Dorothy Reynolds explained to ** All ** that<=-
 DR> Howdy everyone;
 DR> Whatcha all reading out there? All this bad weather makes for good
 DR> reason to curl up in front of the fire and read. Too cold to go out
 DR> and play and there's sure not a heck of a lot on T.V. 
Howdy there.  Yes, this is perfect weather to curl up with a good book, the
cat on one's lap, and a brandy on the side table.  
I just finished Laurie King's THE BEEKEEPER'S APPRENTICE.  I enjoyed reading
it, but I'm not certain whether it was because of the story or because of
the Presence of the Master.  
King is a good writer, so I will read the next one and also her first novel,
A GRAVE TALENT.
I have just started Wilkie Collins' THE WOMAN IN WHITE--now one simply
cannot beat a 19th century novel for curling up on cold nights with the
necessary ingredients, as listed above.  
... Yellow gold...Plentiful compared to white-haired friends.
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