Bought from amazon.com after reading recommendations from multiple BC members.

I don't usually read two books at the same time, but I needed a break from Edgar Allan Poe's gloomy Tales of Mystery and Imagination. This was my 50th book read this year--that's pretty awesome when I probably can count on one hand the books I read last year--and there are still two months of 2007 to go!

Back to Latte Trouble. It's the third installment of Cleo Coyle's Coffehouse Mystery series and it is plagued with the irritating typos of the first two books. The plot and characters are still interesting and fresh, though, so I do try to overlook the book's minor flaws. It was the perfect antidote to Poe while still keeping the spirit of the Halloween season alive.

RELEASE NOTES:
Released for dicentragirl's SSM 1104--Coffee, Tea, Come Read Me!
When: November 4th 2007, at Sunset
Where and how: Grab your book to be released and head to your favorite coffee house or tea shop.

Left in a BookCrossing release bag on one of the chairs sitting on the sidewalk.


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