No it is not "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest". I wish it was, but I am having trouble getting my hands on a copy. I borrowed the first two from my sister when I was home over Christmas, but she was still reading the third. But never fear I have requested it from my friendly local public library and I hope to have it in my hands before March is out.
So I started one book that I had lying around the house and was very excited about it, and then I made the mistake of going to the library. I always defer to library books over my own personal copies, because I like the excitement of a time limit. Also, if I see something interesting at the library, I must grab it. I cannot guarentee that I will find it again. This has caused me to go home with armfuls of books in the past. I was really bad about that in college and I would keep them all semester because I worked at the circulation desk and would just continually renew them.
So "A Vintage Affair" was an impulse library grab off the 7 Day Shelf. After a month of being seeped in the "Men who Hate Women" theme, I was looking for something light and fluffy. This book was not as light and fluffy as I thought on a first glance, but had a warm, inviting feel with a touching story of loss, grief, and renewal. It was light without being vapid and it was thought-provoking without hurting my brain. It was a quick read that I did not want to put down.
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