A Dangerous Goodbye: An absolutely gripping historical mystery | 
so-soWeirdest mystery I‘ve ever read. The French people said oh-la-la. The conversations we‘re supposed to be in French while written in English , but every so often there would be an actual bit of French written in. The author was bad at writing puzzles and clues and I‘m sorry, but you cannot solve a mystery by adding on to a crossword puzzle you are making in your head that‘s not how that works. 3⭐️
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Fen Church receives a letter from her fiancé that reads as if it is his last.They share love of crosswords so he left clues in his letter as to his disappearance.Fen travels to France where he was last seen and works at the same winery that he worked.There are two murders which leads Fen to believe she could be next.Who in the winery betrayed Arthur?Who collaborated with the Nazi‘s?Who wants her dead?
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The summer after my son‘s first grade year, my husband planned a “surprise” trip for us. He knew my love of ferries, so we took plenty of time, going from ferry to ferry down the eastern seaboard. On the way, we stopped & toured this lighthouse. Unforgettable memories.
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I spent 2 days a week a few summers ago in
Willimantic CT, about 45 min.from my house. While my son worked in a local museum, I read in this welcoming coffee shop, walked the streets,(including the infamous (“Frog Bridge”)& visited the library & farmer‘s market & generally enjoyed myself. This town has so much to offer- totally changed my inherited stereotypical idea of what the town & its people were like.
