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Marai Rondon _ai_ondon — One of my favorites by Elizabeth Peters. Set in Egypt a young model attemts to clear her deceased father's name. The result is a frenzied search for a tomb only her father knew the whereabouts of. As always the plot is well thought out. The suspects are aplenty and a surprising romance is tossed in for good measure. She is an incrediable author - I highly recommend all of her works.

Porteous Porteous _imon_orteous — I attended a fundraiser for my adult literacy program (through which I tutor) about a year ago, at which the author spoke. I had been meaning to read it since (especially since it's about a writer! ;p), had bought it on Kindle ages ago and just never read it. Finally did. At the onset, we find 33-year-old Juliet on a post-WWII book-signing tour, as her publisher has marketed a collection of amusing articles she wrote during the war under a nom de plume, Izzy Bickerstaff. She gets a letter from someone on Guernsey, which was occupied by the Germans during the war, and it instigates a flurry of correspondence and a visit to the island by Juliet. The concept/organization threw me at first. The whole book, then, is written as a series of letters and telegrams between people in London, Australia and Guernsey. Maybe it threw me most because, my Kindle having been lost, I was reading it on my iPhone. Not the best scenario for odd formatting like that. It keep me reading, but I will admit that I anticipated most plot turns and the ending.