Social Graces

Rating:
Summary: Social Graces is a good read.
Review: Sixtyish social worker Louisa Daniel's wisdom and unexpected strength make her a sleuth to be reckened with. Her world is populated with appealing and unappealing characters, whose possible motives take the reader on an adventurous course to the final unexpected resolution. Along the way the reader is entertained by an appealing subplot about an "unadoptable baby." This is a book to pick up to read for escape and pleasure.

Rating:
Summary: Social Graces is a good read.
Review: Sixtyish social worker Louisa Daniel's wisdom and unexpected strength make her a sleuth to be reckened with. Her world is populated with appealing and unappealing characters, whose possible motives take the reader on an adventurous course to the final unexpected resolution. Along the way the reader is entertained by an appealing subplot about an "unadoptable baby." This is a book to pick up to read for escape and pleasure.