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Monthly Archives: December 2017
A good addition to an engaging series
A Palette for Murder (An Aurora Anderson Mystery) (Volume 3)
By:Sybil Johnson
Rating: 4 of 5
This is the second book in this series I have read. The first one was a bit confusing to me but now that I have a background in the story, this new book flowed well for me. Because of this, I suggest reading the books in order. It will help keep the characters straight and also give you a chance to see the development of the plot line and characters as the story moves rapidly from book to book.
It can hot in Southern California where almost no one has air conditioning. I know as I lived there most of my life. The local of the book is a beach side community near LA – I’m kind of reminded of Hermonsa or Redondo Beach. The people in this town are fairly close (which wasn’t my experience in LA!) but nice to know there are areas were there is still a small town vibe in such an urban spot.
Posted in Mystery/Suspense/Thriller
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A perfect lightly coloring journal book for my needs right now
Grateful Thankful Blessed – A Beautiful Gratitude Journal
By: Simone Phillips
Rating: 5 of 5
When I first received this gratitude journal, I thought that it might be a little difficult to come up with entries that show that I am grateful, thankful and blessed. Little did I know that a health crisis of huge magnitude awaited just ahead of me.
I was hospitalized with severe pneumonia and low oxygen. A recipe for disaster. The doctors have told me that I was “just this close” but to what they still don’t want to refer.
That was on November 10, 2017. I was released from the hospital nine days later – weak, still looking for answers as to what happened, with a long recovery ahead – but alive.
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