For me this book dragged in the middle but ended on a high note. It has to be tough to keep the series fresh. All in all I enjoyed it and like the fact Janet keeps up with the times; Stephanie has a cell phone, wears Pilates pants and googles things. I liked the "mystery" that gets solved, also very timely. I look forward to the next one.

On the way to Dove-i-libri (my favorite Yankees fan) as a RABCK. Happy reading and enjoy!

From you favorite Red Sox fan!

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A pleasant surprise that arrived in the mail this week! Thank you so much, my Boston friend! Thanks for thinking of me every time Stephanie visits with you. I appreciate when you send her over my way!

March 17, 2017: Will be starting Tricky Twenty Two this weekend. Can't wait to see what the girl is up to now.

Forgot to add this when I finished ... April 7, 2017: Laughing to see Stephanie, Ranger, and especially poor Joe Morelli going through the same things that some of us 'middle-agers' are going through ourselves.

Thank you, too, TobysRus, for the fabulous post card that I only found when I was halfway through the book. I fondly remember Make Way for Ducklings, and got a laugh to see Mama Duck in her Red Sox cap! Always a pleasure to be reminded of you, my friend.

Getting ready to send this off to my sister in the NY/NJ area. Happy travels, book!

☺ Happy Traveling, Book! ☺