Smoky Mountain Magic by Horace Kephart

I saw this book at the Sugarlands Visitor Center...a book by Horace Kephart that I hadn't read, so I checked it out of the library.  It is fiction that he wrote in 1929, and his great  granddaughter inherited the manuscript .  She published it  with proceeds donated to Great Smoky Mountain National Park....It's about a man living in the mountains...semi-biographical.

Must Love Dogs by C...Cook

A funny little paperback I picked up at McKays...She is trying to find a husband in the lovelorn ads...

I just read Robin Cook's newest....Death Benefit...I like his books there  is always a lot of action and this one was good. 
The heroine is a beautiful med student named Pia who solves a mystery at Columbia Med School...

Dog On It

Spencer Quinn's first book about Bernie and Chet and the Little Detective Agency...A fun book to read

The Dog Who Knew Too Much by Spencer Quinn

If you like dogs, you'l like this dectective story about Bernie and and his dog, Chet.  They solve the mytery of a lost boy from a summer camp overnight trip.  You get the dog's perspcetive as well as the humans.  It's humorus and a big adventure.  I enjoyed it...  

The Litigators by John Grisham

I was number 319 on the waitng list for this book and I finally got it last week.  It is John Grisham's laterst , and I think each book he does get better than the last one.  It's all about sleazy lawyers who chase amublances and barely make a living.  They finally got a big case about a medicine that killed their client and the book is all about the trial and things leading up to it..Lots of personal interest in the characters...I really really liked the book...Now I have to wait for him to write another one.....

A Walk for Sunshine by Jeff Alt

I read every book I can find about the Appalachian Trail since we walked more than 800 miles of it a few years ago. The first book that got me interested was Ed Garvey's..We even named our dog after him. Jeff Alt is a good writer and he covers the trail fast enough to keep the reader going with him.  I relived the miles to Skyland Drive, and discovered that the miles in Pennsylvania are rocky and in the White Mountains the trail is like a rock climb..Maine has many rivers to cross.  Mount Katahadin is a mountain climb.  The book is an enjoyable easy chair hike..