Monthly Archives: September 2017

Death in a White Tie

Posted on September 28, 2017 by Theresa

I never used to read mysteries. Several years ago, my (now-retired) librarian friend pointed out mysteries-as-literature to me, and I started right in. Switching between some contemporary mystery authors and some from the “golden age’ of mystery-writing, I find that … Continue reading →

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A Horseman Riding By

Posted on September 20, 2017 by Theresa

Paul Craddock, wounded in the Boer War, returns to England finding he has inherited several thousand pounds sterling from his father. “…they broke the news that his father had died the day he had landed in England. He was shocked … Continue reading →

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Peace Like a River

Posted on September 2, 2017 by Theresa

“Peace Like a River” carried me away to another time and place… the Midwest in the 60’s. I was so caught up in the story and characters that I had to stay up late to finish this novel. Reuben Land … Continue reading →

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