"As in 2009's Tea Time for the Traditionally Built, the previous entry in this beguiling, bestselling series, a personal crisis for one of the leads, rather than a mystery, drives the plot of Smith's superb 12th novel set in Botswana featuring his infinitely understanding sleuth, Precious Ramotswe. When a delivery truck backs into Phuti Radiphuti, the fiancé of Mma Ramotswe's prickly and insecure assistant, Grace Makutsi, and crushes his leg against a wall, Phuti's rude aunt won't allow Grace to visit her beloved in the hospital. Meanwhile, the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency tries to help the executor of an American woman, who wished to leave some money to a kind tour guide, but couldn't recall the guide's name. The resolution to the problem of another client, who was cheated out of his home by a gold-digger, might strike some as unduly fortuitous, but it makes sense within the framework of these books, which are more about humanity than logic."

Once again a great novel about Mma Ramotswe. I don't know what it is, but the language this writers uses... It's comforting, soothing and it make me smile rather often! I just love the characters in the book. The story is not even that important.
Luckily for me I have two more titles to go on my shelf, and there's another one upcoming, november this year.

Yes! Another Mma Ramotswe adventure! Can't wait to read it!
Thanks Koekie!

And finished it almost immediately after receiving it...but forgot to journal. Loved it!
Today I'm meeting with Koekiebak, so the book can return to its owner! Thanks!

Got the book back at our lunch appointment. Thanks! :)

In a public bookcase!