-=> Quoting dorothy reynolds to Patricia Ferrara <=-
 dr> I take it you liked Kiss the Girls? (G). Perhaps I should have
 dr> warned you ahead of time, but somehow that sort of detracts from the
 dr> book don't you think? It's one of those that you are afraid to turn
 dr> the page and yet can't put it down. I don't often read this type of
 dr> book, and like you, have to go to something a little lighter when I do.
        Yes, it's one of those books that stays with you long after
        you put it down.  I considered putting it down because I knew
        what it was doing to me, but you're right... I couldn't.  It's
        sort of a sick fascination... I had to know what happened.
        What's more, I keep thinking about my next trip to the library.
        Will I pick up Along Came The Spider?  Probably.
 dr> I'm slowly discovering more and more mystery writers, and having a
 dr> field day with them. Am into one of the Travis McGee seies by John D.
 dr> McDonald. Now there is a real change of pace. I do like him though.
        I'm sure I've read one of those.  Is Travis McGee the one who
        lives a lavish lifestyle... parents are "old money"?  That's
        the trouble with only reading one (I'm sure I meant to pick up
        others because I did enjoy the book I'm thinking of), it's often
        lost in the clutter of my brain.
        Doubt I'll have that trouble with James Patterson's books,
        though.
 dr> Nice to hear from you again. How's everything down Lousiana way? It's
 dr> lovely here. Cool enough for sweats, (which I love to wear). They seem
 dr> so comforting somehow. =}.
        The weather was absolutely gorgeous today, and is expected to
        continue to be cool and dry for several days.  I love it when a
        cool front arrives in time for the weekend.  Yesterday was hot
        and muggy and very un-autumn-like.  I do not like hot weather.
Patsy
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