I have too many books on my shelves waiting to be read. I have read one or two in this series and they were okay, but I am not as attached to the series as I am to quite a few other mystery series which are filling my shelves and TBR pile. Time for it to find a new home.

Taking this book with me to Westminster and the Annual MaryZee Memorial meet-up being held on her birthday at Birdie's. If it doesn't find an interested reader among the group, it will likely go out on the shelf in the back room.

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I caught this book at the BookCrossing Meetup at Birdie's Cafe in which most of us wore red to celebrate the DC Nationals winning the World Series in baseball this week. Hurray for the Nationals, and thank you for this book!

Enjoy the book!

I selected this book from the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) to release elsewhere.

This book was released at the BookCrossing meetup at Panera!

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Enjoy the book!

I picked up this softcover copy at the BCinDC BookCrossers' meet-up at Panera on Jefferson St. in Rockville. I plan to release it in one of the Little Free Libraries I steward at my Church. Thanks, Squeaky.

Released in the adult reading section (upper level) of this two-tiered LFL.