The trial train trip had a murder in room 9 and a train derailment with people dying. Nearly 100 years later a differeft renovated train is on a fateful trip with the original train bell. A murder happens and it looks like history is repeating itself. Can Verity, Ellis, and Frankie solve both murders in time to save the train from the same fate as the first train?

When Acting Lt. Jim Chee catches a Hopi poacher huddled over a butchered Navajo police officer, he has an open-and-shut case---until his former boss, Joe Leaphorn, blows it wide open.

I would read this again tomorrow. My heart was in my stomach the whole time, but it was worth it.

The newest crime novel by Connelly introduces a new character [Sheriff Detective Stilwell] in a new location [Catalina Island-off the Southern California coast]. I soon grew to enjoy this character and found the book to be fast-paced with several very exciting cat and mouse games at play.

A quick romance read that follows the new found love of 2 college students. Henry and Halle the 2 main characters in this book go through the ups and downs of college life, hockey season, jobs, classes and their growing love for each other.

One of my top authors I enjoy reading. Had some twists and turns I thought I had figured out, then boom not even close. This author almost leads you one way then sneak in a twist that undermines your thought process leading up to it! Definitely will read another one of her books!

Just as good as the previous. A fundraiser for the 3 angels church ens up with Verity's friend falling to her death from the newly restored bell tower. She had just gotten ready to give Verity a photo of her and Verity''s grandma. The photo mysteriously disappears and the adventures begin.

Verity digs into the cold case of Kitty Cunningham who disappeared on the way to the drive-in. It links to avmodern crime.

I love Charlie Donlea’s books. They’re horrible in content but I devour them every time especially his back and forth with the past and present writing and being unsure of who the narrator is until the end. Shocking and so disturbing.

A compilation of essays: some were lovely and some fell flat. I love Lauren Graham and enjoyed hearing her quirky writing again, but this was overall a bore.