China Dolls by Lisa See
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another book club book that I am so glad I read. The story, though not a mystery, is a real page turner. I could not wait to see what became of our characters. Lisa See is brilliant and weaves three simple stories with just enough detail to keep you interested. The story moves quickly through a period of history that I thought I knew. It was a different perspective that I appreciated.

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The Mapping of Love and Death by Jacqueline Winspear
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love these books. I feel so educated in British history when I read them. Don't get me wrong, the stories are a pleasure, intriguing and hard to put down. This book seeemed like a watershed for many of the recurring characters. I look forward to #8.

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Among the Mad by Jacqueline Winspear


These Maisie Dobbs stories are more than just exciting mysteries, they are a lesson in British history. I know so much more about this post WWI period than I did before.
Thie story is captivating and the characters are vivid and so multi-dimensional. I love the writing and the stories. On to @7.

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Wild Card by Stuart Woods


A great book, as are all the Stone Barrington stories. Each one has a twist that keeps me waiting for the next one.

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