Books I've Read

Somewhat more readable than V., so far.

Rant on the Baby Boomer generation. Enjoyed listening to the author more than reading the book.

Chet and Bernie Mystery #0.1. A short story that fills us in on some prior history.

A Chet and Bernie Mystery, #5. Narrated by Chet, the dog. A movie production crew comes to down, people start dying.

Chet and Bernie Mystery, #1. A teenager missing, possibly kidnapped, and the boys are on the job!

Chet and Bernie Mystery #9. The country music scene is explored.

Spencer Quinn is a pseudonym of Peter Abrahams! A widow gets all her money ripped off over the telephone (one of those scams) so she travels to Romania to get it back. I enjoyed it very much!
I chatted on the internet with a girl in Romania once, you don't suppose...

Chet and Bernie Mystery #10 The diminishing aquifer seems to be the subject.

Chet and Bernie Mystery #7 They start out (in the book) in Louisiana, decide to "Go East" to D.C, where Suzie is.

Chet and Bernie Mystery #3.1 A fun quick Christmas tale, with elves. Well, an elf.

Chet and Bernie Mystery #8. Someone stole a cactus.

Chet and Bernie Mystery #0.3/#5.2 The Little Detective Agency is reluctantly get hired to get the goods on a possibly cheating boyfriend. At least, that is where it starts out.

Chet and Bernie Mystery #4. Chet and Bernie look for a boy who went missing from a camp at Big Bear, but not THAT Big Bear!

Chet and Bernie Mystery #5.1 Oh no, what happened to Iggy, he's disappeared!

Chet and Bernie Mystery, #6. Chet and Bernie go to hot and humid Louisiana. Suzie pops in at an inopportune moment.

Chet and Bernie Mystery, #2. The Little Detective Agency is hired to protect a dog show contestant. Then fired. Then hired again. It's all very confusing!

Chet and Bernie Mystery, #3. The boys end up in Mexico again (or maybe not again, maybe yet? Depends what order you are reading 'em in?) looking for a missing elephant.

Great little story about John and Kookie the Motorcycle Mutt. I've seen them in magazine articles and in On Any Sunday, now in a book telling their story. I read a scanned copy online.

Detective solves God's murder. Too clever for me, but I enjoyed the "plinth" part. LATER: Read again. Reminds me of Terry Pratchett, this time around.

Well, that was interesting... Found this one during inventory, hasn\'t been checked out in nearly thirty years. I actually remember the last person who borrowed it! Glad I read it, very nice pictures, but did not think it was fabulous. That is, the second half was too strange for me.