Tamar Myers
Tamar Myers, who is of Mennonite background, is the author of the Pennsylvania Dutch mysteries and the Den of Antiquity series. Born and raised in the Congo, she lives in North Carolina.
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Tamar Myers, who is of Mennonite background, is the author of the Pennsylvania Dutch mysteries and the Den of Antiquity series. Born and raised in the Congo, she lives in North Carolina.
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I read the first few in this series almost 2 decades ago and remembered them as fairly humorous cozies: not great, but good. So when I was last in the states I picked up a copy of Estate of Mind in a used book store to see if memory served and whether or not it was worth continuing the series. It ...
I had to take a bit to think about this book and decide if I liked it. The Girl Who Married an Eagle is apparently the fourth book in a series about the Belgian Congo in the 1950s. I haven't read the first three books, but I didn't really feel like I was missing anything. The book is beautifull...
Worlds collide when spirited Julia Newton becomes a missionary at a boarding school for runaway child brides in Belgian Congo.During her brief sojourn into the world, Buakane — the good, the kind, the beautiful — had grown wings more powerful than an eagle’s and had soared to heights that this cruel...
The ending was a bit abrupt, but I did like the back and forth story telling. It weaved together nicely and was well written. Cripple was definitely my favorite character: wise, sarcastic, mischievous, caring.
Very light in plot, character, style, and overall content. I was hoping that our book club discussion would upgrade my opinion, but no luck. Not my cup of tea.
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