I had a book planned for my main title in the Colors of the Rainbow exchange, but in the end it was not in as good condition as I'd thought, so I decided to go shopping for another. In my favourite bookstore, it was fun to shop by color, looking at only books with yellow spines or colors. I have no idea if you like this style of book, but this one looked so fun to me that I bought it yesterday and just started reading it. I've already finished it :). A light, fun read. Nothing earthshaking, just a well-written, feel-good type read.
I hope you like it, too.

Finally mailed my yellow package out today--I had a chance to read this book before I sent it and thought it was a lot of fun--I hope that you like it, too, as well as all the other little things inside.
As with all books registered by me, I am just as happy if you keep it for good as if you pass it on--it is yours to do with as you please, so don't feel any pressure! Enjoy!

Received as part of the Colours of the Rainbow exchange - yellow set! Thank you, lils74!

Grabbed at random from the To Be Read pile because it looked like a quick and frivolous read, and so it was. M. C. Beaton is the author of the Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series (pl.), neither of which I have tried thus far. This book involves neither Agatha Raisin nor Hamish Macbeth, but two one-off characters (I assume, at least) called Fellworth and Maggie who set out to clear Fellworth's family name, get various people into bed (occasionally each other...) behave illogically (seriously, why not tell the lawyer about the money?), and generally get in the way of the police.

I think the illogical behaviour was my main gripe with this. It wasn't just Fell and Maggie; it was Fell's parents, the aristocratic lady, her son, everybody... not much of it made sense, and the characterisation generally felt off. The plot was rather implausible. Fun read, though.

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Left on the staff bookshelf in the old Elizabeth Garrett Anderson hospital. Enjoy!