Audio Books:


Books:

The Late Scholar a Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane Mystery by Jill Paton Walsh - I have not read any of the Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane books by Dorothy L. Sayers so I lack some of the background about this two main characters in The Late Scholar. There are also 3 previous book by Jill Paton Walsh that I have not read. Even with that it was not that hard to keep up with both the characters and the story. There is quite a bit of backstory in the book and the mystery does not depend on any thing from the past. This is a pleasant read with great description and a lot of information that shows that the author had to do a lot of research. I enjoyed learning about Oxford while trying to figure out who done it. Even if you have not read any of this series you can enjoy The Late Scholar.





I loved both David, the main male
character, and Letty, the main female character. David is such a strong man and is carrying a great
sorry. Letty is also very strong
and she is carrying a great secret.
The scenes with the two of them are wonderful. You can just feel the love and the tension between the
two. There are so many things that
should keep them apart but in the end they get their HEA.
I also liked Letty’s brother Daniel
Banks. He has an important part in
allowing the two to get together.
I was hoping he would get his own book but I don’t see that happening
any time soon.
In David the plot and the writing
went together to form a very smooth story. I did know Letty’s secret well before it was revealed but
that did not effect my enjoyment of the story.
David does well as a stand-alone
but like any series it would be better if you had read the previous books in
the series as well as the Windham series.
Death of Yesterday by M. C. Beaton - Hamish is up to his old tricks. He solves the murder, picks up the wrong girl, and is engaged again. Like pervious engagements it ends almost before it begins. Good addition to the series.
An Impractical Match by Barbara Dunlop- Jillian Korrigan and Devlin Camden seemed to have nothing uncommon but those senior citizens over in Florida think they will be the perfect match. Look for another fun book where two unlikely people find themselves draw together. This is another fun read filled with fun characters and quite a bit of drama before another two people find their HEA.
Waiting On You by Kristan Higgins - This is the second book by Kristan Higgins that I have read. It is the story of Lucas and Colleen. It is a nice story with come complex characters. Waiting on You is the third book in the Blue Heron series and I read book two. While I enjoyed the story I still have not warmed to the series or the characters. There was just something about both Lucas and Colleen that just did not sit well with me. I just did not like Lucas and wanted to kick Colleen for never getting over him. I did like some of the side characters and hope several have stories in the future.
The Way You Look Tonight (The Sullivans #9) by Bella Andre - If you thought all of the Sullivan's had found love you forgot about the Seattle Sullivan's Here are 5 new Sullivan's - the children of Jack Sullivan's bother and sister-in-law. Rafe is the first one to fall in love. He is sure that love does not exist because he spends his time catching cheating spouses. Then he buys the lake house his parents lost when hard time hit and finds Brooke who is old friend living next door and is drawn to her. Look for another great love story with a new cast of characters. The other Sullivan's make several guest appearances so we can keep up with how they are doing.
Death of Yesterday by M. C. Beaton - Hamish is up to his old tricks. He solves the murder, picks up the wrong girl, and is engaged again. Like pervious engagements it ends almost before it begins. Good addition to the series.



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