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Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil

Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Lori Is At It Again!
Review: Lori and Aunt Dimity are back and at it again. This is a can't put it down till you're done book! Nancy Atherton's "Aunt Dimity" series is the best I've read, Easy & fun reading. "Beats The Devil" is everything you could want! It has ghosts, romance & a pink stuffed bunny , What more could you ask for? So for a good time, Make some tea and read this or any of the "Aunt Dimity" series.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A Perfect Rainy Day Cozy
Review: My title says it all - I read this during Inauguration Weekend (in DC - wet, cold, snow, sleet) hunkered down on the couch with hot chocolate and popcorn. The story was believable; Lori's familiarity with "unearthly" things was fun but there was just enough of a spook there to give you a little chill up the spine. Aunt Dimity wasn't present that much and I thought I would miss her and Lori's family but didn't. The mark of a great series to me is when the main character can go to another setting without the supporting characters and keep my attention. You know, like when Jessica Fletcher leaves Cabot Cove I'm not that interested. But in Maine, she shines like a jewel. Hope this helps.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A Perfect Rainy Day Cozy
Review: My title says it all - I read this during Inauguration Weekend (in DC - wet, cold, snow, sleet) hunkered down on the couch with hot chocolate and popcorn. The story was believable; Lori's familiarity with "unearthly" things was fun but there was just enough of a spook there to give you a little chill up the spine. Aunt Dimity wasn't present that much and I thought I would miss her and Lori's family but didn't. The mark of a great series to me is when the main character can go to another setting without the supporting characters and keep my attention. You know, like when Jessica Fletcher leaves Cabot Cove I'm not that interested. But in Maine, she shines like a jewel. Hope this helps.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Another Winner.
Review: This series is light and airy, a real pleasure reading. A great difference from the classic English mystery but just as interesting. A great gift for the mystery lover. A wonderful read.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The Aunt Dimity books are a surefire good read
Review: When Lori Shepard leaves her home to evaluate a library in the wilds of the border country, she does so to do a favor for her friend Stan, and to take a little time away from her twin toddlers. She doesn't expect to be influenced by another less friendly ghost. Once again, Aunt Dimity comes to the rescue, but not without alot of plot twists and turns. This is a great book and I recommend it highly.


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