Journal Entry 1 by gypsysmom from Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada on Monday, July 06, 2009

The Millennium Library had a book sale and individual books were $2.50 but a bag of books was $5.00. What amount do you think I picked? 

Journal Entry 2 by gypsysmom at Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada on Sunday, August 08, 2010

I'm going to take this book on vacation and if I read it I will release it somewhere on the road. 

Journal Entry 3 by gypsysmom at Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada on Saturday, September 11, 2010

Well, I didn't get this finished up until we had returned home but maybe I can release it somewhere.

The first book that I read by David Cole was Dragonfly Bones and I really enjoyed it so I've kept my eyes open for them ever since. This book is set before Dragonfly Bones and doesn't have as many native American references.

Laura Winslow is a computer hacker/cracker and doesn't like violence. And yet she often seems to be in violent situations. Her friend Meg Arizana is involved with abused women and sometimes she needs to transport them to safe houses. Laura goes along as driver. This time she is driving a witness against a big Mexican crime syndicate and at the Mexican border the car is ambushed. The witness is executed and Meg is kidnapped. Meg screams to Laura to find her and Laura promises. So, the book is mainly about how Laura goes about doing that. The twist is that the Mexican crime syndicate only kidnapped Meg for someone else who also wants to get Laura. It's something personal but Laura can't figure out who would hate her and Meg that much. Even though she knows she is a target she goes after the kidnapper.

Not as good a story as Dragonfly Bones but still enjoyable.  

Journal Entry 4 by winnipegobcz at Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada on Friday, May 27, 2011

This book is currently sitting on the Winnipeg Official Bookcrossing Zone bookshelf in the loft of The Park Theatre & Movie Café, 698 Osborne Street, Winnipeg MB.

It is waiting there for a new reader to take home, read, and release back into the wild!

Winnipeg bookcrossers meet at my location on the second Tuesday of every month at 7pm to chat about books, swap great reads, and release on the OBCZ shelves. Please join us! We love to see new faces! You will enjoy the comfy atmosphere, the fabulous coffees and teas, and the yummy treats! 

Journal Entry 5 by gypsysmom at Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada on Wednesday, August 17, 2011

This book has been sitting on the OBCZ shelves for a long time. I decided to liberate it. I'll release it in the wild soon. 

Journal Entry 6 by gypsysmom at Watchman Trail in Zion National Park, Utah USA on Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Released 8 mos ago (9/14/2011 UTC) at Watchman Trail in Zion National Park, Utah USA

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Between rainstorms we hiked this trail which leads up through a verdant canyon to an overlook from which you can see the Visitor Center and Springdale. Although it was very green it is still desert and scorpions are a real danger. So I left this book under a rock canopy that might shelter scorpions. I don't think scorpions read though so I hope some other hiker will pick it up.

This release is for the 2011 52 Towns in 52 Weeks release challenge and for the 2011 You're Such an Animal release challenge. 

Journal Entry 7 by AnonymousFinder at -- Parks (state and national), Utah USA on Sunday, February 05, 2012

Book found in Zions National Park during our holidays in September 2011. Found on Watchman Trail in Zion NP Utah. I read the book the last 2 weeks between Jan 25 and Feb 5. We live in Rijkevoort the Netherlands. I will leave in it in Boxmeer this week and hope it will travel further around the world.