Okay, I am rapidly turning into a statistic - one of those people who now read most of their recreational reading on an e-reader, so I am always on the lookout for new material in digital format. This time I ran across a cozy mystery that introduces elderly, amateur sleuth Ivy Malone. Ivy is afraid that she has disappeared since she can stand in lines for quite some time while others are helped who came in behind her, but then realizes it's only LOL syndrome (Little Old Lady). She decides to turn being easily ignored and overlooked to good use when she investigates the vandalism at a local graveyard and the disappearance of a neighbor. I really enjoyed the self-deprecating humor! 320 pages.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Invisible by Lorena McCourtney
Okay, I am rapidly turning into a statistic - one of those people who now read most of their recreational reading on an e-reader, so I am always on the lookout for new material in digital format. This time I ran across a cozy mystery that introduces elderly, amateur sleuth Ivy Malone. Ivy is afraid that she has disappeared since she can stand in lines for quite some time while others are helped who came in behind her, but then realizes it's only LOL syndrome (Little Old Lady). She decides to turn being easily ignored and overlooked to good use when she investigates the vandalism at a local graveyard and the disappearance of a neighbor. I really enjoyed the self-deprecating humor! 320 pages.
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