PF>   I just finished reading a mystery that you recommended.
PF>    James Patterson's "Kiss The Girls".  Talk about assault
PF>    of the senses!  Whew!  I picked the worst time to read it,
PF>    too, because I was alone until late in the evening for two
PF>    nights in a row.  I found myself jumping at every little
PF>    noise.  
PF>    I will choose a better time to read "Along Came The Spider".
PF>    Right now, I'm in the middle of Josephine Tey's "Miss Pym
PF>    Disposes", which was also recommended here in this echo by
PF>    Jan Perkins.  Quite a change of pace...           :)
PF>Patsy
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     Hi Patricia:
     I take it you liked Kiss the Girls? (G). Perhaps I should have
warned you ahead of time, but somehow that sort of detracts from the
book don't you think? It's one of those that you are afraid to turn the
page and yet can't put it down. I don't often read this type of book,
and like you, have to go to something a little lighter when I do.
Right now, I'm in the middle of Colin Powell's book. Good reading. Of
course it isn't a mystery so off topic in this conference.
I'm slowly discovering more and more mystery writers, and having a field
day with them. Am into one of the Travis McGee seies by John D.
McDonald. Now there is a real change of pace. I do like him though.
What's so interesting about these older books is the way the love scenes
are handled. Much less explicit than the newer authors. I find it rather
refreshing.
Nice to hear from you again. How's everything down Lousiana way? It's
lovely here. Cool enough for sweats, (which I love to wear). They seem
so comforting somehow. =}.
Talk to you later. Best regards,
Dorothy
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