January 2018 Book Report

Harcore Twenty-Four (2017) by Janet Evanovich

This time, Stephanie gets to battle zombies along with trying to get bond skippers back to justice. She and Lula get help from Morellia, Ranger AND Diesel! Beefcake galore!

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A Light in the Darkness (2017) by Ruth Logan Herne

The first in the Mysteries of Martha’s Vineyard series. Priscilla is recently widowed and discoveres she has inherited a lighthouse in the popular tourist area. She reconnects with family that have lived there since her childhood.

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Tea is for Treasure (2017) by Kristen Eckhardt

The Finder’s Keepers Club looks for treasure near the cousin’s tea shop. They don’t seem to respect private property in their searches. Archie’s friend from England pays a visit.

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Like a Fish out of Water (2017) by Janice Thompson

Priscilla finds a sword that may have been a murder weapon in 1919. She stirs up memories of an old feud among the townspeople as to who the murderer could have been.

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A Common Life (2001) by Jan Karon

The story of Father Tim and Cynthia’s wedding. There are also backstories of some of the townspeople marriages.

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Trouble Brewing (2017) by Susan Page Davis

Vandals break into the church and make a huge mess. Later it’s discovered a historical letter that was in the display case was stolen, along with a Bible Quiz medal.

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