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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
by Stieg Larsson
Twists and Turns (9/27/2008)
Any novel that starts with a diagram of the genealogy of a family scares me, but this one proved to be a winner of a mystery. Descriptions of the characters and the setting bring the story to life and even though some of the story line is predictable, it is still a page turner.
Heavenly Pleasures: A Corinna Chapman Mystery
by Kerry Greenwood
Hungry to the End (4/19/2008)
Kerry Greenwood's Heavenly Pleasures is a reading appetite pleaser if you are a fan of mysteries involving solving crimes while the protagonist is cooking, baking and of course eating. The plot is not hard to follow or figure out, but this easy read is humorous, sometimesmore
Broken Colors
by Michele Zackheim
Characters on Canvas (3/1/2008)
Broken Colors is a feel good novel from beginning to end. Michele Zackheim’s writing style flows like the paint on the canvasses that Sophie’s grandfather paints. She had me from page 22 on when Sophie's grandfather, Eli, sketched a map of the world and placed a box aroundmore
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