After listening to 21 hours of Undaunted Courage about the Lewis and Clark Expedition, I needed a book that would put me in a holiday mood. On the library website, I put in the words "Christmas" and "Murder", and started a search. Nothing like a cozy murder mystery, I figured, to get you in the proper spirit. As the search engine returned a list of books, I rejected them because I had either already read them or just wasn't interested - until I saw the title Wolfsbane and Mistletoe. Not a murder mystery but a collection of stories by various authors about werewolves at Christmas. Intriguing. The book has been a fun read and invoked the desired effect. I was singing Christmas carols at work and wishing strangers "Merry Christmas". By the way, there is no connection between my putting Nancy's picture on the blog and werewolves!Saturday, December 22, 2012
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After listening to 21 hours of Undaunted Courage about the Lewis and Clark Expedition, I needed a book that would put me in a holiday mood. On the library website, I put in the words "Christmas" and "Murder", and started a search. Nothing like a cozy murder mystery, I figured, to get you in the proper spirit. As the search engine returned a list of books, I rejected them because I had either already read them or just wasn't interested - until I saw the title Wolfsbane and Mistletoe. Not a murder mystery but a collection of stories by various authors about werewolves at Christmas. Intriguing. The book has been a fun read and invoked the desired effect. I was singing Christmas carols at work and wishing strangers "Merry Christmas". By the way, there is no connection between my putting Nancy's picture on the blog and werewolves!
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Susan, thanks for the suggestion on the read. I enjoyed the many different ideas the writers came up with. I am going to read more of the one author I really enjoyed.
Sharon Bahmuller
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