Journal Entry 1 by blackadder75 from Lebanon, Pennsylvania USA on Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Tracing down an elusive organization of renegade magicians who have been targeting Las Vegas, Max Kinsella journeys to the private magic club of Nightmare, where his knowledge of various secrets becomes life threatening. 

Journal Entry 2 by blackadder75 from Lebanon, Pennsylvania USA on Thursday, August 20, 2009

Cat in a Neon Nightmare is the 15th book in the Midnight Louie series by Carole Nelson Douglas. Once again Midnight Louie, his room mate Temple Barr and the gang are caught up in solving the murder of a call girl named Vassar. This book start the next day of the previous book in the series. It has several unresolved plot lines from past books, some get resolved and other don't.

I really love the Midnight Louie books. I usually don't like mysteries where the animals take on human traits, like talking, but I can't seem to get enough of Midnight Louie. I haven't read this series in order and really should. Luckily I have read key books in the series and wasn't lost in the multiple plots that run in the book.

 

Journal Entry 3 by blackadder75 at bookobsessed.com, book swap -- Controlled Releases on Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Released 2 yrs ago (8/25/2009 UTC) at bookobsessed.com, book swap -- Controlled Releases

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Sent to ransom as part of the Mystery VBB on bookobsessed. 

Journal Entry 4 by ramson from New Orleans, Louisiana USA on Sunday, September 06, 2009

Arrived in the mail over the weekend. Thanks for sharing! 

Journal Entry 5 by ramson at Elmwood Fitness Center in Harahan, Louisiana USA on Monday, September 21, 2009

Released 2 yrs ago (9/21/2009 UTC) at Elmwood Fitness Center in Harahan, Louisiana USA

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Left on the table by internet use computers- for easy journalling!


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