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At my husband's suggestion, I have started reading Julia Spencer-Fleming's series of mystery novels, focusing on a woman Episcopal priest in a small town in the Adirondacks. I have bought the first five books and read the first two this weekend; I'll try to stretch out the remaining three over the course of a week or so. The author will be doing a book-signing in Johnstown on May 9.
Although Clare is a bit too impulsive for me to believe completely (she has a certain Nancy-Drew recklessness about rushing ahead, alone, into obvious danger), I'm really enjoying the depiction of small-town life in this area. The author has the "feel" of this area just right.
And, of course, there's a lot of Unresolved Sexual Tension to enjoy. :-)
At my husband's suggestion, I have started reading Julia Spencer-Fleming's series of mystery novels, focusing on a woman Episcopal priest in a small town in the Adirondacks. I have bought the first five books and read the first two this weekend; I'll try to stretch out the remaining three over the course of a week or so. The author will be doing a book-signing in Johnstown on May 9.
Although Clare is a bit too impulsive for me to believe completely (she has a certain Nancy-Drew recklessness about rushing ahead, alone, into obvious danger), I'm really enjoying the depiction of small-town life in this area. The author has the "feel" of this area just right.
And, of course, there's a lot of Unresolved Sexual Tension to enjoy. :-)
