Grave Concerns (MIRA)
2 journalers for this copy...
small town ER phisician Rhea Lynch is deputized as an assistant coroner when the chief coroner is shot....a mass grave is discovered...she must find answers from the dead and from clues left by the killer
This copy is signed by the author with and inscription on the inside title page "To Jennifer, Merry Christmas, Enjoy!"
This copy is signed by the author with and inscription on the inside title page "To Jennifer, Merry Christmas, Enjoy!"
Journal Entry 2 by tempestsans at BD Burgers - Abercorn in Savannah, Georgia USA on Saturday, May 13, 2006
Released 17 yrs ago (5/12/2006 UTC) at BD Burgers - Abercorn in Savannah, Georgia USA
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
RELEASE NOTES:
left on the brick ledge at the corner of the building when going in for a grilled chicken sandwich and a beer with my daughter. gone when we came out! hooray! released as part of the May Race to 50 Challenge hosted by book-spy in honor of her birthday.
if you have caught this book, i'd be interested to know if you knew of bookcrossing before this and if you had seen the article in the savannah morning news this day (accent section) as it was the cover article.
left on the brick ledge at the corner of the building when going in for a grilled chicken sandwich and a beer with my daughter. gone when we came out! hooray! released as part of the May Race to 50 Challenge hosted by book-spy in honor of her birthday.
if you have caught this book, i'd be interested to know if you knew of bookcrossing before this and if you had seen the article in the savannah morning news this day (accent section) as it was the cover article.
I found this book at B&D Burgers on Abercorn near Lowe's & Home Depot on May 20, 2006 just before 6p.m. The hostess and a bartender didn't know about the book being there. Finally I spoke to the manager who remembered seeing it and retrieved it from their lost and found. They all thought it was a lost book.
I had never read a medical thriller or anything by Gwen Hunter before. This book was a good read. The case at the heart of the plot reminded me of the 1980s miniseries "Chiefs" set in the fictional town of Delano, Georgia.
Released inside Panera Bread in Savannah on White Bluff Road near the Oglethorpe Mall on May 25, 2006 around 2:15p.m. It was put on the newspaper rack near the front door. It now has a post-it note on the front saying "I'm not lost, I'm on a journey! Take me with you, read me then set me free again. Look inside my cover to learn more about me". Hopefully the next person to find it will get the message.
P.S. for tempestsans: I did see the Savannah Morning News article about bookcrossing and had never heard of bookcrossing before reading it. Two more of your books have been located. As of May 24, the owners of the Silly Mad Coffee & Internet Cafe were reading the book you left there. As of May 25, the manager of Sonic on Montgomery Crossroads had found the book you left there. Unfortunately, it appears it was thrown away. He thought it was lost, had been sitting on his desk for a week and said that none of the employees claimed it. He couldn't remember the title or author but knew it was a paperback. If yours was the book that was thrown away, I'm sorry! At least know that I had asked about it and the one at the Silly Mad Coffee and Internet Cafe.
CAUGHT IN SAVANNAH GA USA
I had never read a medical thriller or anything by Gwen Hunter before. This book was a good read. The case at the heart of the plot reminded me of the 1980s miniseries "Chiefs" set in the fictional town of Delano, Georgia.
Released inside Panera Bread in Savannah on White Bluff Road near the Oglethorpe Mall on May 25, 2006 around 2:15p.m. It was put on the newspaper rack near the front door. It now has a post-it note on the front saying "I'm not lost, I'm on a journey! Take me with you, read me then set me free again. Look inside my cover to learn more about me". Hopefully the next person to find it will get the message.
P.S. for tempestsans: I did see the Savannah Morning News article about bookcrossing and had never heard of bookcrossing before reading it. Two more of your books have been located. As of May 24, the owners of the Silly Mad Coffee & Internet Cafe were reading the book you left there. As of May 25, the manager of Sonic on Montgomery Crossroads had found the book you left there. Unfortunately, it appears it was thrown away. He thought it was lost, had been sitting on his desk for a week and said that none of the employees claimed it. He couldn't remember the title or author but knew it was a paperback. If yours was the book that was thrown away, I'm sorry! At least know that I had asked about it and the one at the Silly Mad Coffee and Internet Cafe.
CAUGHT IN SAVANNAH GA USA
