Happy Valentine's Day to you and those you love! 
Yes, Maggie Sefton, because the quality of her writing seemed to decline in her series of books about a Colorado knitter who happens to solve crimes. The initial books are less formulaic than her more recent efforts.
Yes, I could read her again when her writing returns to its previous compelling and literary level.
Yes, I could read her again when her writing returns to its previous compelling and literary level.
How about you? Have you abandoned a formerly fave author?
Lailah and Max enjoy their Valentines from their cyber-canine friends! Thank you to the people who obeyed their doggies and sent Valentines through the "Dogs on Thursday" swap!
*******************This is my commandment: Love each other in the same way I have loved you. John 15:12
7 comments:
I am with you on the thoughts about Maggie Sefton! What a let down!
I love the picture of the dogs with their valentines!
Cute pups!
I still like the Sefton books because they're comfy reading. Sometimes I just need some comfy.
Adorable dog picture! Happy Valentines Day to you and the furry ones.
Max looks like he got a little misty-eyed reading his Valentines! Happy DOT :)
Glad they got their card! :)
Mysteries like that tend to all read the same for me after awhile and so I try and space out my reading of them to avoid burn out and so I can continue enjoying them. I am not familiar with the particular author you mention, however.
I much prefer reading (or rather, listening to, most of the time) the earlier John Grisham novels. After a few books, authors tend to run out of material and have to obey the publishers to crank out new books.
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