I am currently reading the stopped heart by Julie Meyerson. It gives me the creeps. there’s a couple characters in here that just give me the creeps I guess that’s a good author for you one of them is James Dick   that totally creeps me out and seems to be a ghost and then there’s this guy named

 For December 1 my cheese was red  LEICEST ER and my wine was Malbec from alambrado a estate bottler  made in Mendoza Argentina.Ait was very good and does a Alger in Argentina so that’s December 1 wine and cheese I also went to Evansville to Carol Carols and cocktails with my friend Holly and that was amazing so it’s been a really good day I hope to get my phone soon LM Bredo state bottler

 Murder she wrote murder never takes a holiday by Jessica Fletcher and Donald Bain this is the first murder she wrote book that I’ve written that I’ve read and I’m currently on page 71 and it’s going very smoothly I’m enjoying it very much Jessica Fletcher is in New York City promoting her latest book she sees Santa Claus and she recognized him from being previously living in Cabot Cove she goes up and says hi to him and he asked her to meet him the next day at 2 o’clock but when she goes  to medium heat she watches him get shot and now she’s trying to figure out why. https://images.app.goo.gl/teE17FFdnfQWxwQe7{

Corpus Christmas by Margaret Maron

 I’m starting a new book called Margaret Maron title is corpus Christmas it’s search the house museum that’s full of art that was once owned in 1820 by Eric Brule BREUL well actually his grandfather and so he was a grandfather then the sun was also named well the sun was named Eric can’t know what the grandfather was called but he collected all this art and then he got married and had a son and he died and then his wife died and then he just left his house museum to somebody  did modern day times and what are the first characters is Rick Evans and he is the grandson of one of the people that run this house museum and he is come to the talk photograph things he’s really from Louisiana right off he meets the sky that must be a caretaker for that in that museum and I guess he’s a very handsome angelic looking man but he’s not quite all there he must be developmentally delayed so there’s trustees of this museum and I’m going to try to figure out who’s who let’s see  there is a Mrs. wall Thorp Wallace beards Lee Senior docent at the brewhouse and then there’s Miss there’s Melissa the widow of Dr. Higgins hi Smith Junior she’s Adelson I guess her names Melissa for Mrs. Beardsley and Melissa hi Smith and then this handsome man is called Pasco Grant Pasco  let’s look like an angel which makes me nervous because little girl so right off they go up into the attic and bring down stuff  in another house not far away there’s this couple which is weird named Daniel and GG does Luka found a footlocker in the attic that contains in human bones probably babies so that was weird then there’s a gentleman named Benjamin Peak and I think he is the director  of the museum Benjamin  Peak and then there’s a man named Mr. Munson thin gray beard Jacob Manson was small spray early enough to remind Mrs. Beardsley of an elf and he always tasted like peppermint I kind of think he’s the grandfather and then there was a well I’m not sure about that if that to Mr. months it is  I miss rough 10 who Leeds is a young black women woman look young black woman who I think is like a secretary this is what worries me there’s a Mr. con in here to fathers have interest in the gallery  

Soren Thorvaldsen  entrepreneur who wants to do something at the museum to make more money 

Francesca Leeds is a freelance  publicist Auburn hair fair  face classic features.

Oscar Nauman an artist they want to do a retrospective of his work to raise money for the museum

 Sigrid Harold who is a lieutenant in the NYPD girlfriend lover  of  

Hester   Kohn

 Doris Quinn

Benjamin Peak director

Rogers  Shambley  Ph.D., scholar,newest trustee, and all around bastard

Hope Ruffton secretary 

I’m listening to this on Audible.

With The Thursday Murder Club, British TV personality Richard Osman (The World Cup of Everything) has crafted a very funny cozy mystery set in an upscale assisted living community in bucolic Kent, England.

In the luxury facility, four elderly residents--each retired, sharp and energetic--meet once a week in the Jigsaw Room, where they covertly gather to crack actual cold case murders. The group was founded by resident Elizabeth, a shrewd and devious former spy, and Penny, a retired police detective inspector who provided the cases to solve. With Penny now in a coma, however, Elizabeth keeps the club in session, continuing to work cold cases with other fellow residents and mystery aficionados. They include dapper Ibrahim, a psychiatrist; brassy, tattooed Ron, a former trade union official; and unassuming Joyce, a nurse whose interspersed diary commentaries enlighten readers to the often zany inner workings of the club.

When a real-life murder happens at the facility--the bludgeoning of the builder who constructed the retirement community--the club and its members employ their offbeat skills and talents to root out the killer. They skillfully manipulate the help of a 26-year-old female police constable--an ambitious transplant from London--and her Detective Chief Inspector boss, who follow a host of leads and red herrings.

Osman's suspenseful, complex and deeply entertaining storytelling--along with rich characterizations depicting the quirky absurdities and power of pensioners--transforms darker themes of murder and crime-solving into smart, clever fun. --Kathleen Gerard, blogger at Reading Between the Lines

Discover: In this clever, cozy whodunnit, four residents of a British retirement community wield their crime-solving powers to catch a killer.