Friday, February 27, 2009

I think I may close this blog.
I was mainly keeping it to record what I've read.
I've found a website that makes it SO much easier than this blog.
It is Goodreads.com

You simply look up the book you want, then add it to your "shelves."
If anyone would like to keep up with me on Goodreads, just leave me a comment or look me up there. :-)

Books I've read since last time:
Thou Shall Not Grill
Grape Expectations
Hell Hath No Curry
- all my Tamar Myers

Currently reading: Dead Days of Summer- Carolyn Hart

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Tamar Myers' PennDutch Inn series


255 pages

When a new guest takes a fatal fall down the little PennDutch inn's quaintly steep stairs, Miss Magdalena Yoder, the no-nonsense owner, is more worried about a lawsuit than foul play. Magdalena also has a bushel of other troubles: An arrogant congressman and his wife check in for deer hunting, offending the other guests who are animal-rights activists. Her Amish cook up and quits when vegetarians refuse to eat her hearty Pennsylvania-Dutch cooking. But when a second guest is found stiff, cold, and dead on Magdalena's handmade quilt, she's sure there's a killer somewhere on the premises. (First in the series)



272 pages

It's another case of meals, mayhem and murder in Pennsylvania's Dutch country! Magdalena Yoder's finally getting married, but this special affair is quickly spoiling. The cook preparing the wedding feast has found a corpse in a barrel of sauerkraut--the cousin of Magdalena's bridegroom, a woman reported missing for two decades. And when Magdalena takes it upon herself to find the killer, she soon discovers that one of the key suspects is none other than her beloved! .





272 pages

Ever since her new husband flew the coop, Pennsylvania Dutch inn owner Magdalena Yoder has had plenty of time to kill. But the suspicious death of an Asian tourist proves that time is not the only thing around here that's getting murdered! Magdalena follows the trail to the local Amish community where a dangerous secret is being concealed, and a killer who's really using his noodle awaits! .



I realize I've been a bit lazy about doing book reviews lately (not that I've ever been that great at them anyway ;-)). I have a good excuse. Almost my entire family has the flu.
On the bright side, I've been getting a lot of reading done. :-)

2009 total: 6
pages read: 1,887