-=> Quoting Sharon Skelly to Suzze Tiernan <=-
 ST>Troy writes historical baseball mysteries. His newest is "Hunting a
 >Detroit Tiger".They are very well written and you don't have to be a
 >baseball fan to enjoy them. The main character is a baseball player, not
 >a great one, as he is traded a lot (a chance for Troy to write about
 >anothe team!)
 SS> Sounds interesting.  Will note for future reference.  Just
 SS> what I need--another author & series to get hooked on.   Are these
 SS> best read in order?
Not necessary. Each stands on its own.
 > >time! Just started "Death Brims Over", the first book of a new
 > >The authors name escapes me right now, but I was hooked from the first
 ST> SS> When you remember it, let me know?
 ST>It is Barbara Jaye Wilson. The book is a paperback original, and was
 >GREAT! I can't say enough about it, I have been recommmending it to
 SS> Again, noted.
I know you'll love it. Everyone on DorothyL that has picked it up has
raved about it.
 SS> Am reading Diane Mott Davidson's _Killer Pancake_ & like it
 SS> but I do enjoy this series.  Just finished Les Roberts' _The Duke of
 SS> Cleveland_ which means I'm all caught up on his Milan Jakovich series
 SS> & now have to wait until fall for his new one to come out. 
I love DMD books. She should have a new one some time this summer,
although I haven't seen it listed anywhere yet. For some reason the
older Les Roberts books are hard to come by here. I tried to order them
for a customer with no luck. I would like to read the first one. If you
can get a copy locally, maybe we could do a swap, I could send you a
book you'd like.
... suzze@concentric.net
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