February Recap 2022
So, February is ALWAYS a short month, but this year it felt like at most 10 days. A good chunk […]
February Recap 2022 Read Post »
So, February is ALWAYS a short month, but this year it felt like at most 10 days. A good chunk […]
February Recap 2022 Read Post »
This has been sitting on my shelf for almost three years ever since I read the Rolling Stones’ article “How
Book 685: A Gay Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum – Bert Shrader Read Post »
If I ever write a novel I plan to write it like a lifetime. Super slow where every day feels
Picking up immediately after the events of The Alchemyst, the second book in the series is just as action packed
Book 443: The Magician (The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel #2) – Michael Scott Read Post »
I picked up my copy of this book just 11 days before Maya Angelou died last spring. I’d always had this
Book 350: I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings – Maya Angelou Read Post »
This book simultaneously highlights what is good and what is bad about the white tower of academia. It explores a
Book 332: Male Sex Work and Society – Victor Minichiello and John Scott (eds.) Read Post »
Although the year has changed, reading must continue 😀 For my first book of 2013 I used random.org to pull
Book 167: Vernon God Little – DBC Pierre Read Post »

More Tales of the City picks up where Tales of the City ends and is just as entertaining and difficult to put down!
As the story opens, we find that Mary Ann has inherited money form her former boss Edgar Halcyon (Dede’s father) and she decides to take herself and Michael on a cruise to Mexico. While on the cruise, Mary Ann meets a lovely young man (Burke) and they hit it off. Michael meanwhile meets a former lover and they fall madly back in love.
While Mary Ann and Michael are out cruising, yes that is a double entendre, Brian becomes obsessed with a phantom of love, Mrs. Madrigal and Mona both find family in each other after Mona runs away and discovers her past, and Dede and Beauchamp continue to struggle in their marriage with their impeding children and their marriage.
Book 72: More Tales of the City – Armistead Maupin Read Post »