-=> Quoting Suzze Tiernan to Fred Runk<=-
ST>Cool idea!!! One of my favorite reads of '96 was "Beekeeper's
ST>Apprentice". I have also read "A Monstous Regiment of Women" and "A
ST>Letter of Mary". (Liked the first and last best).
Hi Suzze'
I finally have a source for the Mystery echo in Portland again, (thanks
to Lee Kirby) and so glad to start catching up on what everyone is
reading.  Bob White in Calgary occasionally passed on bits of what you
all have been reading so I wouldn't completely be out of it.
In your message to Fred, you mentioned "A Letter of Mary"--is that a
Laurie King book, too?  I like "With Child"--partly because I could
picture the places up and down my own state of Oregon where most
of the action took place.  The Green Tortoise busline that she refers to
in that book is for real.  It is quite a sight to see trundling down I-5
from Seattle to LA/San Diego--probably quite an experience to ride, too.
Currently reading Grafton's H is for Homicide.  Ok, so I'm 1/4 of the
alphabet behind. . .  I've been reading other things like the historical
novel Angelica by Samuel Schneider Jr. about the 18th century artist
Angelica Kauffmann and Gerry Spence's "Making of a Country Lawyer".  He
was a lawyer in my hometown when I was growing up in Wyoming.
Just glad to be back on the mystery echo.
Suzanne
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