Missive #561

5 Caper Court is changing. The chambers are expanding. But will the arrival of a new group of tenants inspire a new start for everyone?

Fresh from a new scandal, electrifying and libidinous Leo Davis has finally decided to settle down. He’s going to sell up his Belgravia pad and buy a family home for his son Oliver. And, he’s going to marry the lovely Camilla. Or is he?

With Camilla working on a case half way across the world, Leo is not so sure…This book got better customer reviews on Amazon.UK that at goodreads.com which may just be a case of the British understand the character of the characters in the story. I liked this one in the series more than the past couple I read. There are two more books in the series then the author has a few more that I will probably also read.

Adriana: stunning, glamorous and extremely wealthy tycoon to a multi-million pound Greek shipping line has elected Leo as her lawyer. She knows he can win her case. Insatiable Adriana always gets what she wants and she’s about to make Leo an offer he’ll find hard to refuse.

As the City stifles under the sweltering August heat wave, temptation begins to ensnare the inhabitants of 5 Caper Court. The question is who will fall captive to its charms and who will be able to resist?

Nothing much happening here. The elk bow season is now in its second week with rather limited success by the hunter compared with prior years. The park is almost full with a few leaving then being replaced with new arrivals. Reasonably quiet as they have been in past years.

I’ll be going to town tomorrow to get groceries again with an intended breakfast at Ella’s. If it is anything like the last couple of years during elk bow season there will be a bigger crowd there.

Almost every day during September we have received rain. Not enough rain for most people to say it has rained but in this area that has suffered a drought even a hard sprinkle, which is about what we have been getting, is very welcome. The downside to that is the increased humidity which again most people would not notice and would claim that it was dry and no humidity. A desert rat like myself suffers with ANY increase in humidity.

Still working on that 5th journal, Cross Country Tour, conversion. I’m about half way finished and think I have done the most difficult half. It is now mostly cut and paste ‘grunt’ work. The next journal will be much the same that should go a little faster now that I have a model.