Monthly Archives: September 2009

One Step Behind – A Kurt Wallander Mystery By Henning Mankell

Admittedly I never read these until they were televised recently. Mankell is brilliant. His books are easy to read but intelligent and fast moving. This story begins with a mysterious Midsummer’s Eve gathering, those attending wearing costumes from centuries before. … Continue reading

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Royal Flush – A Royal Spyness Mystery By Rhys Bowen

I love Rhys Bowen’s books. I will endeavour to get a bunch more on here. She writes fun, fast reads that have wonderful characters. This series features Lady Georgiana, who is 34th in line for the throne of England. She … Continue reading

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WomenHeart’s All Heart Family Cookbook By Kathy Kastan

Gorgeous cookbook with tons of recipes. In the front of the book are 40 foods that have been found to help with heart health – hence the name (some alliteration for you). I love reading about new recipes and these … Continue reading

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December Boys

This film stars Daniel Radcliffe, of Harry Potter fame, in his first major film role. He does a splendid job. Four boys growing up in a Catholic orphanage in the outback of Australia share birthdays in December, hence the name … Continue reading

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The Wisdom of Father Dowling By Ralph McIrney

I seem to be on some kind of roll with these books. This is a collection of short stories with the noted wise priest solving many mini mysteries. I am not a huge short story fan but these are incredibly … Continue reading

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