-=>While in the White Hart, Dorothy Reynolds explained to ** All ** that<=-
 DR> long time no participate in Mystery, but I'm still here. Been busy
Welcome back.
 DR> doing lots of creative stuff,  but do lurk a lot. (g).
 DR> I've discovered a mystery writer I've gotten hooked on. How many of
 DR> you die hard mystery fans have read any of Elizabeth George? 
I think I've read everything she's written except for the last one.
 DR> I just finshed reading "Well Schooled in Murder" and am into "In the 
 DR> Presence of the Enemy." Excellent writer. This lady keeps you guessing
 DR> from beginning to end. Her main protaganist is Inspector Thomas
 DR> Lynley,  an aristocrat, who often teams up with a forensic scientist,
 DR> Simon  Allcourt St. James. Like the way she works their private lives
 DR> into the story, just enough to make them human and interesting.  
I haven't read IN THE PRESENCE OF THE ENEMY yet, which I think is the only
one I haven't read.  And, the aristocratic detective, private or Scotland
Yard variety, is one of my favorite subcategories--Wimsey, Campion, and
Allyn being three of my favorites.
FINISHED: Robert Silverberg. FACE OF THE WATERS
FINISHED: Steven Saylor. ROMAN BLOOD
FINISHED: COPPER STAR, ed. Bruce D. Arthurs. Anth. of Southwestern fantasy,
          horror, and science fiction.
CR: Batya Gur. SATURDAY MORNING MURDER,  209/294
CR: Marcel Proust. Book 2, WITHIN A BUDDING GROVE, 110/546
Email: fredr@gci-net.com
... Silence means never having to say you're sorry.
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