Another mystery read from my laundry basket of unregistered books. Took this one on the Southern Carribean Cruise with me as well in April.

Sent on the to winner of a recent forum's sweepstakes.

Quick read.

Arrived today. Thank you so much It looks interesting.

Enjoy! off to Jenny C

Thanks for sending to me from the ABC VBB! This looks like an interesting book.

Book #1 in the Rosemary Stubbs Mystery series: The groves of academe provide a bucolic but menacing backdrop for this witty murder mystery of manners, set at Sanderson, a Vermont women's college. Rosemary Stubbs, the new chaplain and a former computer firm CFO, has made an abrupt career shift following her husband's tragic drowning. At Sanderson, she finds conversation seasoned with such subjects as Greek lyric poets, molecular biology, fine wines and rowing machines. The college's finances, however, are shaky. Budget cuts to athletic programs have ruffled assorted feathers. When a school administrator's corpse surfaces in a swimming pool, Stubbs, still grieving over her husband's death, must now minister to friends and foes of the deceased. Pastoring issues, such as selecting hymns and delivering sermons, arise intermittently and strengthen the credibility of Stubbs's character, while a attraction to Scotch gives her additional dimension. A prodigious suspect list includes other college administrators and trustees, disgruntled professors, disaffected coaches and even some student athletes. Though the story's pace droops at times, the author knows her field and is adept at slipping important details into the book's many casual moments. In Rosemary Stubbs, Munnings has created a savvy and appealing entry to the ranks of cleric-sleuths.

I tried reading this one a few times, but couldn't get into the story and finish it. Hopefully I can find someone who wants to read it.

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Gave to Angellc, I think she might like to read it. Enjoy the book!