magdelen nabb

[ggglmpp]

what an interesting woman. has anyone read her stuff? will drop baby if stretch to caps!

[Tutter]

ggg, your thread tile looks like an anagram

[Tutter]

"banned gamble" par exemple

[ggglmpp]

it is, tutt, it is. but of what, i do not know.

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how is your little boy? how old is he now?

[ggglmpp]

four months, huuuuuuuuuge!

[Tutter]

ah i do like a huge baby boy

ds2 is 8mo and 11 kilos

[ggglmpp]

He is not so much chubby as just incredibly long - coming up to 7 kilos but in clothes for a year old as nothing fits. Am short arse and dh typical shortarse frenchman, so he must be a throwback from somewhere.

But have you read Magdelen Nabb?!

[ggglmpp]

someone must have read her!

[WendyWeber]

Hi, gggl - I've read the Josie Smith books, does that count? (Suspect you are talking about the crim ones though)

Josie Smith is fab anyway

[elkiedee]

I read the first of the crime novels - was it Death of an Englishman - but wasn't that taken with it, though I have a couple of others and would probably try again.

I think she died about a year ago, relatively young (mid 60s?)

Have you read any other crime novels set in Italy? It seems to be quite a popular setting for authors of crime fiction writing in English as their first languagage (Nabb, the late Michael Dibdin were English, Donna Leon is American).