Sunday, June 26, 2022
Flying Solo by Linda Holmes
Unfortunately, FLYING
SOLO by Linda Holmes did not live up to the standards of her debut
novel, Evvie Drake Starts Over. Both stories are set primarily in the same small
town in Maine and they share references to the baseball team and cereal box
races, but FLYING SOLO seemed
very repetitive and self-centered since it focused on almost forty year old Laurie
Ellen Sassalyn and her persistent waffling between nurturing a relationship
with Librarian Nick Cooper or maintaining a truly independent lifestyle on the
West Coast. She has come to Maine to sort out a beloved aunt’s belongings and the
mystery over a decoy duck she finds is amusing and adventuresome. If you are in
the mood for on again off again romance mixed with mystery, try FLYING SOLO; it received starred reviews from Booklist
and Library Journal as well as being a
LibraryReads selection for June.
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