Rita Mae Brown books - question

[Randi]

Thank you, I will have a look right now.

Looks like I should start with the big fat book - oh well!

[Cataholic]

Freedom, thanks for that link and info!I like the series and will start a series all over.

[Barbara]

I have not read all of them but many of them - and I think they are good fun and make you feel good after reading. (Of course you want to live in the countryside, being able to run a farm and have dozens of friends close at your hand- not out there on the internet )

[Catherinedana]

If you enjoy her writing and want to explore Ms Brown further, I recommend "Six of One", an earlier book that is incredibly fantastic. Not a mystery. She also wrote the ever famous "Rubyfruit Jungle" which was ground-breaking but not as good as "Six. . .".

I couldn't get into her mysteries, but "Six . . ." is one of my all-time favorite books.

[Randi]

Well, I started on the big one "Wish you were here" - didn't get very far, as both Fister and I couldn't get comfortable. He is used to me holding the book kind of upright so he can lay in front of me, but this book is simply too heavy. I may take it back and wait and see if I can get those, one book at a time.

Thanks for your comments anyway. I will check to see if they have "Six to one" also. So for now, I'll start "Men who hates Women" or "Sour Puss".

[momoffuzzyfaces]

I thought the Sneaky Pie Brown ones and the Mrs. Murphy ones were the same. Isn't Mrs. Murphy the name of Harry's cat? It's been a while since I've read any. I love her books too. Well, the ones with the cats and dog anyway.

[Randi]

Moff, I was confused about this too. It says on the cover "Rita Mae Brown & Sneaky Pie Brown - Three Mrs. Murphy Mysteries in one volume". So yes, it is the same.