To be read then passed along at the Oakville meetup in November.

Good enough little mystery involving cults and drugs. In this one Rory and Troy have a 6 year old son...obviously I've missed some installments along the way. Roderick Alleyn is a close second for my all time favourite English detective. Inspector Alan Banks (Peter Robinson) is my first choice. Alleyn and Banks have many traits in common - decency, integrity, commitment to justice (and their women) and love of their children.

This is promised to an Oakville bookcrosser, froglamp, at the next meet up in November.

Hurray! A Ngaio Marsh book. Time to get retro.

I picked up this book at the Oakville Bookcrosser's meeting. Thank you for bringing it.

Enjoyed the book once I got into the swing of the dated (but well-written) language. Ngaio Marsh has always been one of my faves!

Hello frog-lamp!
You may remember we used to have meet ups in the Oakville/Burlington area. We have recently started holding them again and we have a a core group of 4-5 from Oakville - Hamilton. There is a meeting on Sept 7 in Burlington if you'd like to join us. The info is in the Meetings section of the Forums but here's the info as well. My email is in my profile if you want any more info.

Peach Coffee
Bookcrossing Meet-Up
Saturday September 7 at 1:00 -3:00ish
419 Guelph Line, Burlington, Ontario

The Burlington / Hamilton Bookcrossers would love to see some new faces.