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Our book club is very eclectic in taste and curiosity, so there are always a few of us who will read the book and then research the series, the topic, etc.

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A lot of people like to start a series at the beginning and move forward. For book club our goal is to find a book that the Lee County library has at least fifteen copies available for us to reserve–although the Kindle readers frequently buy and download. I picked the book, not even thinking about what number in the series it was. Post navigationĪ couple of us have read other books in the Alex Cooper series, but for many of the members, Lethal Legacy was their introduction to Linda Fairstein’s work. One of her recent shorts can be found in the anthology Crimes By Moonlight, and Terrie blogs at Women of Mystery. It always is.Īccording to Terrie Farley Moran, writing short mystery fiction is nearly as much fun as hanging out with any or all of her seven grandchildren. Next, we’re moving on to a non-fiction work. That’s what I like best about book club: everything is fair game-setting, characters, style and substance. But, of course, we are all waiting for Alex to hook up with Mike. I think that while a romance with a local, more available man might seem to interfere with Alex’s job, in the long run, readers would get comfortable with that give and take. His main purpose seems to be to show Alex as a woman, not just a prosecutor. Is he really necessary? Some members like the idea of a romantic Frenchman popping in and out of Alex’s life on a very irregular basis, but more thought that Luc comes across as an add-on. We also discussed Alex’s relationship with Luc.

Some readers thought that the book went overboard on all the intense description of the library and its environs, while I consider all the New York history to be a secondary mystery to unravel as the characters solve the primary “who dun it.” What surprised me most was that not every one is as charmed by the concept of having New York City as a character in the book as I am. As usual, the ladies of The Festival Book Club were filled with opinions and not afraid to share them. I went online and read a number of interviews Linda Fairstein had given around the time that Lethal Legacy was released and I researched the New York Public Library building, since so much of the action takes place there. So, rather than enjoying a leisurely visit with Alex, Mike and Mercer, I was constantly taking notes, just a bit fearful that I’d let the Festival gals down by not being prepared to lead the discussion. But this was the first time that I was responsible for choosing the book and shepherding the conversation. Naturally, I’ve been to meetings of The Festival book club, so I should’ve just taken the Lethal Legacy meeting in my stride. Over the years, I have been “guest writer” at a number of book clubs. Lethal Legacy by Linda FairsteinWell, I’m a life-long New Yorker and Linda Fairstein manages to include the City of New York as a character in all of her superb Alex Cooper novels, so I decided to recommend Linda’s 2009 bestseller, Lethal Legacy. My choice of book was limited to anything written by an author attending the 2011 Reading Festival, which meant I could select from a wide array of fiction and non-fiction authors. I was delighted when it was my turn to select a book and host a recent meeting. Nearly half the members are Floridians, while the rest of us come from a number of States and Canada just for the winter season.

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Because it is held in south Florida in March, the readers who attend the Festival are as likely to come from another state or another nation, as they are to be full time Floridians. I suspect the authors enjoy the Festival because it attracts thousands of readers. The Festival, which has been sponsored by The Lee County Library System for more than a decade, has grown into a relaxed and fun-filled literary event that catches the attention numerous authors of fiction and non-fiction alike. Yes it does, thanks in no small part to The Festival Book Club of North Fort Myers, a erudite group of women who selected their club’s name from the Southwest Florida Reading Festival a marvelous literary event held each March at the Harborside Event Center, nestled on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River in Fort Myers. Proud New Yorker I may be, but I’m lucky enough to spend my winters in south Florida-no snow, lots of sunny days with weather warm enough to swim, bike, and walk outdoors.

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