I just finished A Bone To Pick, the second book in Charlaine Harris' Aurora Teahouse mystery series. Our plucky little librarian (Roe, as she likes to be called) finds herself inheriting the not-so-small estate of an elderly acquaintance who passed away. Everyone, including Roe, wonders why she was named as the beneficiary, especially after she finds a skull very cleverly hidden in the house she inherited. Roe realizes that she was specifically chosen by this woman because they were members of a now defunct club that studied famous old murder cases, and that she will have to solve the mystery of the skull. Pick this one up if you're looking for a light, easy to read murder mystery.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
A Bone To Pick
I just finished A Bone To Pick, the second book in Charlaine Harris' Aurora Teahouse mystery series. Our plucky little librarian (Roe, as she likes to be called) finds herself inheriting the not-so-small estate of an elderly acquaintance who passed away. Everyone, including Roe, wonders why she was named as the beneficiary, especially after she finds a skull very cleverly hidden in the house she inherited. Roe realizes that she was specifically chosen by this woman because they were members of a now defunct club that studied famous old murder cases, and that she will have to solve the mystery of the skull. Pick this one up if you're looking for a light, easy to read murder mystery.
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