-=>While in the White Hart, Suzze Tiernan explained to Fred Runk that<=-
 ST> Yes, I know we have another title by her. I guess I'll have to read
 ST> it! 
What is the title?
 ST> Mostly British, which is my least favorite. I do love Ellis Peters. We
 ST> just got in Brother Cadfael leather bookmarks which we are giving away
 ST> free with the purchase of a Brother Cadfael viseo. (The new series is
 ST> out).
Yep, mostly, except for Bayers.
 ST> My favorites? Laurie King, Michael Connelly, Sue Henry, Valerie
 ST> Wolzien, gosh, I have a million favorites!
I've read two of Laurie King's so far, A GRAVE TALENT (Kate Martinelli, SF
cop) and THE BEEKEEPER'S APPRENTICE (will Mary Russell find romance and
happiness with an eccentric beekeeper in Sussex or something like that).
Frankly I liked A GRAVE TALENT better than the Sherlock Holmes one, and I
liked the Batya Gur book better than either of King's books.  I will
definitely read more of Batya Gur and probably read another of King's "Kate
Martinelli" mysteries.
FINISHED: Jack Finney. TIME AND AGAIN
FINISHED: Batya Gur. LITERARY MURDER
CR: Laurie S. King. A GRAVE TALENT, 192/342
CR: Robert Phillips, ed. TRIUMPH OF THE NIGHT, 324/366, ghost story coll.
CR: Marcel Proust. Book 2, WITHIN A BUDDING GROVE, 65/546
Email: fredr@gci-net.com
... It is said that 90% of being smart is knowing what you're dumb at.
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