The Quiche of Death

I have read the book and it was a good mystery, light and kept my attention. Next I will try one of M.C. Beaton Edwardian books she writes under the name Marion Chesney which is her real name .
Sorry to say our city library does not have the Agatha Raisin Mystery's.

The Quiche Of Death

By M.C. Beaton

This is the first book of the Agatha Raisin Mystery's and my first one to read.

I will give my review after reading it.
You can go to her web site http://www.mcbeaton.com and see her books.
Hamish Macbeth Mysteries set in Scotland the one I have been reading.

Ayn Rand

By Anne C.Heller

Ayn Rand was the author of "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged". This is a seminal biography of her childhood in Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution. If you like history this book shows some insight in to  life as a country goes  in to communism. Ayn Rana was an atheist and what
 (Proverbs 6: 24, 29) would call a seductress of a persons soul.

Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife

By Linda Berdoll

She writes Jane Austen never married so her books end with a wedding. So she writes a detail account of their sex life after the wedding. I am no prude but I put the book down.

Death of a Village and Death of a Celebrity

With the Bennie in the hospital I got two of M.C. Beaton's books read

I enjoy her Hamish MacBeth mysterys.

A Light in the Window

By Jan Karon

A real hold in my hand books, my new year of Our Daily Bread. While my e-reader was being used by the Bennie, his Kindle is on it's way.

I love these books of Jan Karon so I am re-reading them, they make me feel so good about life.

(or there life)