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The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)
Movie
Lucy Muir (Gene Tierney), a recent widow leaves London with her young daughter Anna (Natalie Wood as...
romantic comedy. romance comedy classic 1940's 1940s ghost story

How to Have an Almost Perfect Marriage
Book
Whether you are single, married, or simply Fry-curious, Mrs Stephen Fry, the world's almost leading...

Home is Where the Murder Is
Book
From author Rosalie Spielman comes a clever small town mystery that will leave you guessing until...

Cyn Armistead (14 KP) rated Whisper To The Blood (Kate Shugak, #16) in Books
Mar 1, 2018
I've enjoyed Stabenow's work since her first novel, <i>Second Star</i>, and I request every new book at the library as soon as it hits their computer system. I'm glad I read this one, but it really took patience to get to the "good stuff." For some reason, the first half of the book moves very, very slowly. It does wrap up a loose end from the previous Shugak tale, but one of the book's two murders is solved in such a way that it seems an afterthought, right at the end.
Still, Johnny Morgan, now 16, gets more "face time" in this book than in any of the earlier ones. The Aunties (Vi, Edna, Joy, and Balasha) all get some time, and we get more of their background than we've had in the past.
I definitely recommend the book for confirmed fans of the Shugak series, but it wouldn't be the best place for a reader new to the author to start.
Still, Johnny Morgan, now 16, gets more "face time" in this book than in any of the earlier ones. The Aunties (Vi, Edna, Joy, and Balasha) all get some time, and we get more of their background than we've had in the past.
I definitely recommend the book for confirmed fans of the Shugak series, but it wouldn't be the best place for a reader new to the author to start.

Country Girl
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I thought of life's many bounties, to have known the extremities of joy and sorrow, love, crossed...