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I like the Cinque Terre cliff-side nail-biter part especially.

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Intrigue in Italics
I see Alfred Hitchcock (or his look-alike) huffing past right after Mafia thug "Brown Shoes" goes over the edge with his unlucky buddy. Venice scenes come out persuasively other-worldly. Florence I know little about except from my own successful dealing with a 3-team of pickpockets.The scenes in th ...
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Two for One

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Intrigue in Italics
Just finished Intrigue in Italics and enjoyed it immensely. Not only is there a mystery or two, the reader is introduced to the northern hill towns of Italy. Having visited there a couple of years ago, Gayle Wigglesworth brought back good memories of the people, countryside and the food - su ...
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A terrific read!

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Washington Weirdos
This is the second novel in the Claire Gulliver Series and as the title suggests, its setting is Washington D.C. Clair is a San Francisco bookstore owner who specializes in travel books and who is invited to D.C. to attend a gala given in her honor. Once again, Claire is thrown into a situation frau ...
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Washington Weirdos – With a plot that is as lustrous as the first tale. . .

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Washington Weirdos
A former Senior Vice President in the banking industry did little to satisfy Gayle Wigglesworth's cravings to be, well, creative. So she spent her spare time away from organization and management learning to be a potter. A current resident of Houston, she and her husband regarded the move from San F ...
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Dear Gayle,

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Tea is for Terror
TEA is for TERROR is the best cozy I've read since Agatha Christie died. I absolutely loved it. I love Agatha Christe - I have every one of her books and for years I've been trying to find a writer who is comparable. Finally, you showed up! (Actually, you're better than she was because you're a bett ...
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Loved it and can’t wait for the next one.

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Tea is for Terror
Well I just finished your mystery. Loved it and can't wait for the next one. I am so impressed. You made it enticing from the beginning so I wanted to know what happens next. Then, when I got close to the end I had to stay up past my bedtime to finish. The character development was excellent and the ...
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Hey Gayle!

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Tea is for Terror
Was at your dinner table at Malice Domestic (tall, blond highlights, loves travel/mystery, works at CIGNA). Well I just finished Tea is for Terror, and I gotta tell you, it was GREAT. It's got it all: book store, cats, travel, mystery, great amateur sleuth. I just LOVED it, and can't wait until the ...
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Wigglesworth combines lots of interesting elements . . .

Date: June 22, 2010
Categories: Tea is for Terror
Gayle Wigglesworth left the world of art, where she began her education, to move to San Francisco. She instead chose banking as a career and excelled at it, rising to Senior Vice President. She had a family and ended up moving to Houston, where she and her husband presently live. She and her husband ...
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Hola Gayle,

Date: June 21, 2010
Categories: Malice in Mexico
Just wanted to touch base to let you know that both Elizabeth and I read Malice in Mexico over the recent holidays.  We both enjoyed it very much and it is well written. Knowing the town was exciting as we followed the movement of the story we could picture almost exactly the various locations ...
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Gayle,

Date: June 21, 2010
Categories: Malice in Mexico
As we say in the publishing game “A Great Read”Keep them coming,Stew Cunningham ...
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