Murder at Monticello (Mrs. Murphy Mysteries)16 reviews Rita Mae Brown Bantam, 1995 Murder Then and Now. + Murder at Monticello + Murder, Mystery, and Thomas Jefferson Is this old murder from 1803 connected to the new one that just occurred in present day Crozen? Harry and her friends think so, so they begin to dig deep into old records and letters to find out what the connection could be. 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If you're into Family History, you'll love this book.             The All-True Travels and Adventures of Lidie Newton: A Novel (Ballantine Reader's Circle)59 reviews Jane Smiley Ballantine Books, 1999 Reviewed as a book on tape + Lidie is three dimentional and vastly entertaining + Engaging + loved this book + A fine brisk read             Lineages and Lies: A Nick Herald Genealogical Mystery2 reviews Jimmy Fox Writers Advantage, 2002 A new face for genealogical mysteries + Fox is a Genealogical Genius! As a geanealogist for many years, I was thrilled to discover Nick Herald, a sleuth with a family link that is all tied up in the shipyard. A lot of people, when they came to this country, changed their names or their persona, but this is the first time I ever ran across a ship with a new face. ...             Family Tree82 reviews Barbara Delinsky Anchor, 2008 Family History Mystery Excellent book by Barbara Delinsky. Loved the story line. If you're into Family History, you'll love this book.             Ursula, Under26 reviews Ingrid Hill Penguin (Non-Classics), 2005 Brilliant + Very enjoyable book + Brilliant, unusual story + One of my all time favorite books             The All-True Travels and Adventures of Lidie Newton: A Novel (Ballantine Reader's Circle)59 reviews Jane Smiley Ballantine Books, 1999 Reviewed as a book on tape + Lidie is three dimentional and vastly entertaining + Engaging + loved this book + A fine brisk read             Follow the River121 reviews James Alexander Thom Ballantine Books, 1986 CAPTIVATING + Very hard to finish but I couldn't put it down + Great, great book! + Incredible true story by a gifted storyteller             Family Skeletons (Torie O'Shea, Book 1)10 reviews Rett MacPherson St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1998 Love this author! + A good mystery + Entertaining, well-plotted, and kind of cozy... + I loved this book! + A EXCELLENT READ - A REFRESHING READ             Bless Me, Ultima193 reviews Rudolfo Anaya Grand Central Publishing, 1999 Bless You Anaya + A Delightful Tale of a Boy Growing Up on the Llano + The Ultimate Read In this beautifully written coming of age tale, Anaya delivers part of the Mexican/American experience. The loss of innocence in the story refers to a religious quandry for Toni, a six year old boy. Should he adopt his mother's culture and become a priest or should he become like his father's ...             Murder at Monticello (Mrs. Murphy Mysteries)16 reviews Rita Mae Brown Bantam, 1995 Murder Then and Now. + Murder at Monticello + Murder, Mystery, and Thomas Jefferson Is this old murder from 1803 connected to the new one that just occurred in present day Crozen? Harry and her friends think so, so they begin to dig deep into old records and letters to find out what the connection could be. Can some knowledge be that great that it covers two centuries? ...             Cold Mountain1509 reviews Charles Frazier Grove Press, 2006 More than just a 'heroe's quest' + An incredible addition to the canon of modern American literature... + Cold Mountain I started reading this book four years ago, during winter break, and put it down fifty pages in, swearing that I would finish reading it as soon as projects, homework, and life let up. During the four years that I let the book sit, those fifty pages haunted me. I'd already seen the movie, knew how ...