I remember Georgia newspaper woman Celestine Sibley and her regular columns very well. She had quite a writing life in Atlanta for many years. When Mrs. Sibley had time, she turned to mystery writing and created Georgia journalist Kate Mulcay. I've been meaning to read this little paperback, which I'm sure is out of print, for quite a while. The time just hasn't been right and now I feel I've found the right next reader so here this little mass market from 1993 goes onto my bookcrossing bookshelf and a possible new adventure.

This looked like the sort of book my friend Southernfryed generally enjoys so I decided to send it along with another book. I dedicate this release to my darling Mama from Memphis, who is a mystery fan, much more so than her daughter. This was her book until she gave it to me.

What a lovely surprise! This book seems to be right up my alley!

2/10/2018
reserved as my "D" entry in iwillrejoice's 2nd round of the alphabet bookring

in the mail

Selecting this from the "D" authors bookring round 2. Thanks!

Trying to reduce my TBR shelf. Releasing to the Little Free Library on Foulks Ranch Rd in Elk Grove, CA

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