DOUBLE UP BY JERUSHA JONES: This is the second of the series but the first book of the authors I have read. This is stuck into the cozy mystery but that is ok with me because I enjoyed it immensely!

What's a girl to do when you day starts out with pounding rain,a trucker unconscious on the museums property who isnt what he seems, a federal investigation and an ex husband who wants to be apart of your life again?(more like a nuisance).

A very enjoyable,quick, quirky mystery that goes on my list of must read author again!

I recieved this book free from goodreads in exchange for a review. ( )

And on to the second Imogene Museum Mystery received from Netgalley, which involves the theft of pre-Columbian statues that happened to be in the same shipment as some statuary for the museum grounds. I still very much enjoyed this installment, despite a deep philosophical difference: The statues are of characters by “Ernest Shepard,” Rupert said. “His illustrations for The Wind in the Willows are perhaps the best-known and most loved.” How anyone could say that when E.H. Shepard illustrated Winnie-the-Pooh I just cannot fathom, but then I still have never read The Wind in the Willows. Yet. (I know, sorry.)

But I can set aside such a grievous error in judgment, because the book as a whole is just so darned enjoyable. Meredith Morehouse is an engaging heroine, and I enjoy her point of view. And I want her job. Possibly her whole life.

I received this book, with thanks, from Netgalley for review. ( )