When I go on the road, I try to buy a book or two from each of the libraries I visit whenever they have a sale in progress. This time around I picked up Fowl Play, the first installment of the Molly West Mystery series. I chose the book because of its focus on a rural community and the word play in the title. Some of the characters are amusing and endearing. Some of the insights into rural Appalachian life were interesting. The mystery itself was okay--not great. It felt like a rushed ending. If anyone would like to read the book, it is in my office for the taking. 252 p.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Fowl Play by Patricia Tichenor Westfall
When I go on the road, I try to buy a book or two from each of the libraries I visit whenever they have a sale in progress. This time around I picked up Fowl Play, the first installment of the Molly West Mystery series. I chose the book because of its focus on a rural community and the word play in the title. Some of the characters are amusing and endearing. Some of the insights into rural Appalachian life were interesting. The mystery itself was okay--not great. It felt like a rushed ending. If anyone would like to read the book, it is in my office for the taking. 252 p.
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