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Join us to discuss a good mystery! Mar. 18: Lunch with the Ladies! - patron choice from the Grand Dames of mystery; Apr. 15: The Language of Bees; and May 20: Death Comes in Through the Kitchen.
Join us to discuss a good mystery!
March: Lunch with the Ladies - There will be a variety of books for pick up at the February meeting by some of the Grand Dames of mystery: Ngaio Marsh, Dorothy Sayers and Margery Allingham. Pick a book of your choosing, bring a dish to share, and we’ll discuss the authors and their works over lunch.
More details at the January meeting.
April: The Language of Bees, by Laurie King - In a case that will push their relationship to the breaking point, Mary Russell must help reverse the greatest failure of her legendary husband's storied past--a painful and personal defeat that still has the power to sting...this time fatally.
May: Death Comes in Through the Kitchen, by Teresa Dovalpage - Set in Havana during the Black Spring of 2003, a charming but poison-laced culinary mystery reveals the darker side of the modern Revolution, complete with authentic Cuban recipes.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Books & Writing |
TAGS: | mystery | mysteries | fiction | book lovers | Book Group, Book Discussion, Adult, Readers | book group | book discussion | book club | book |
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