> SS> as usual.  The man is a total wacko.  What really cracked me up was
  > SS> his rather bizarre alternative use for "the Club".  His mind works
RW>His mind is certainly bizarre; but then again, so is South Florida.  That 
ma
  >be the connection. I read 'Stormy Weather' while on holidays, getting the 
ra
  >from hurricane Josephine dumped on me - I thought that especially 
appropriat
  >I love the book and especially the use for "the club".  Can't wait for his
  >next one.
      I wonder if the manufacturer is gonna sue him.  Everybody else
   does. 
RW>I also have been working my way through Buchanan's Miami miss-adventures.
  >Britt Montero is a great character and the books are so tightly written, 
rea
  >page turners.
        I've only read one of hers but I fully intend to read more.  I
    thoroughly enjoyed it.
RW>Speaking of page-turners, I finally got around to reading Patricia 
Cornwell'
  >'From Potter's Field' and was glad to see that see has gotten back in the
  >groove after a few so-so books. I found the suspence great and it kept me
  >involved right to the end.
        I enjoyed it also.  I agree that a couple of hers were a tad
   weak but I like her character so I for give a lot. 
        Just finished Dick Francis' "To the Hilt" & really liked it.
   OTOH, I always enjoy his work.  I've been trying to get up to date
   on Linda Barnes' Carlotta Carlyle series & right now I can't recall
   the title of the one I just read in the past two weeks.   I'm
   also reading Marcia Muller's Sharon McCone series.  I really like it.
                                   Best regards,
                                           Sharon
    P.S.  Hope this gets to you.  I'm afraid most of my FIDO mail isn't
          going much of anywhere these days.  I hate it when it acts
          like my social life. 
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