Aunt Dimity Goes West

This is the second Aunt Dimity that I've actually abandoned at partially through. I read to about page 80 but I'm so sick of Lori's extramarital wanderings that I had to let it go. Lori's crush on 21 year old Toby is not cute, funny, or endearing. It's disgusting---for many reasons, but most obviously because this whole vacation was her faithful husband Bill's idea in the first place. We're not dealing with a silly school girl...isn't she like 40 or something? Please. Any concessions I gave Lori in the last book---one I actually enjoyed---have now been revoked. In this story, Lori has found a "clone" for every Finch person in those she meets in Colorado. I think introducing a clone for her husband is going a little too far---especially show more since the author has created these people as church-going people of faith. Ugh. I think I need another break from this series. show less

This series is a funny read - Lori, the heroine, is far from perfect and she has some pretty wacky adventures, stumbling along in her own crazy, imperfect style and I think that's why I enjoy these so much. Just wacky reading!

Fun, cozy mystery. An easy read that really got me flipping pages fast at the end. This is the 12th book in the series but the first I've read. It was good enough to convince me to read more.

Lori Shepherd has been suffering nightmare's since her last encounter with a mad man. Her husband feels a long stay at a Colorado mountain cabin will help, so the twins and their nanny, Annelise, head out. At first the altitude takes some getting used to but soon the boys are enjoying the outdoors and riding at a neighboring ranch. Then a reported curse attached to the cabin begins having suspicious results and Lori begins investigating. Fun story and characters.

Giddyap! Lori Shepherd and her clan are in the Rockies to recover (well, the twins hardly need that) in a small town very similar to Finch. Nice cozy read.

Wholesome mystery that kept me interested from start to finish. I love the recipe at the end, and I plan on testing it out.

I love Aunt dimity. Once again a mystery is solved. You also learn a liitle bit of history.