Bill

[Lidasman]

That's my name. I was born in England but am now a Canadian citizen. I have been married for 53 years. Unfortunately my wife has Alzheimer's Disease but is very easy to get along with.
I have been a bookworm all my life. Used to read the Biggles books, the William books and books about King Arthur and any books I could find about animals. I also read the Dr. Doolittle books and I loved "The Wind in the Willows." All this when I was a child. I am now reading the Shakespeare Made Easy series of books that have the original Shakespeare on the left page and a modern English translation on the opposite page. I like to read murder mysteries, especially ones that are in exotic locations or deal with unusual venues, such as dog shows, racetracks, etc.

[Calidore]

Very sorry about your wife's condition, but it sounds like you're coping okay.

You may be familiar with them since you mentioned racetracks, but my father was a big fan of Dick Francis' mysteries.

Never heard of a dog show mystery, though.

Slobbery Kiss of Death

Murder Most Howl

I Swore That If She Left, I'd Retriever

[qimissung]

Welcome, Lidasman. I'm sorry about your wife.

You might like the Susan Conant mysteries. She writes about a writer and her two Malamutes. Together they solve mysteries.