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Diego Jauregui dijata — Kate Ellis' Wesley Peterson series is a fascinating blend of historical mystery and modern. In this case a doctor shot just as he was going out to dinner. Meanwhile Wesley's archaeologist friend from university has been called in to look at some bones unearthed by a couple having a power cable laid on their recently purchased farm. The story takes place in three time periods: that of the early bones (late 16th cent.), that of the new bones (1940ish) and that of the doctor (1950 & present).It sounds very complicated but it is easy to follow, in spite of new information shifting the viewpoint. The excerpts from the Wartime Reminiscences of an Evacuee bring you closer and closer to the solution of the modern bones, but you don't get the answer until the very end. The 16th century situation is fairly clear from the beginning, although even that gets a twist or two. The research one would have to do to find the information in these cases is fascinating, but the reporter who was trying to have a career-making scoop for her paper is just as unpleasant as one would imagine and she gets what she deserves.

Yannisc W isyanniscbdc2 — I'm not used to old english. I don't know. May be something to do with english being my 2nd language. And for some odd reason, reading experience is similar to watching Kurosawa's Drunken Angel. How should I put it. Hmmm... I get 2 pages in 24 FPS. Smooth, easy to follow. Then, I lose track of words and sentences here and there. Back track and read it again didn't help. It's like watching slideshow. Then my brain picks up again for few more pages then followed by a gripping event/image that lingers around for next several pages. While still coping with a event/image word start to blur and I lose track of story again. Kurosawa's Drunken Angel is like that. Flow, flow, still, flow, cut, cut, flow, still, cut , flow, flow, still. The end.

Florence Institute _ — yeah crosswords .. i do em .. you wanna fight about it?