This was delightful. Complicated double caper. Great characters. Loved the ending....don't give up early. Lots of characters, but they straightened themselves out as I continued reading.
Reading has been difficult with no right hand, but, as it gradually gets better, I've been able to read more and more. My typing is better also, but really tiring.
I started Summon the Keeper by Tanya Huff the day after I finished Paper Money. I had read her Blood series and her Smoke series. Then when there didn't appear to be any more books with those characters, I quit, though I have looked in on her site every so often, hoping for more. But now, as I seem to be running low on Kim Harrison books, I decided to check out some of Tanya's other series. This was delightful. Claire has special powers to protect Earth from accidental interfacing with other dimensions. Now she finds herself in a hotel with a comatose witch and a hellmouth in the basement. Though the plot proceeded slowly, the lively characters kept the story moving and I very much enjoyed it.
I have now started Murder on a Midsummer Night, another Miss Fisher mystery. She now finds herself wirh two cases: the death of a young man ruled suicide by the police and a search for a child a woman, now deceased, may have given birth to 65 years ago. Both cases look unsolvable.
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