by SW Hubbard
I read this just before Christmas Break and had forgotten to write about it until now. It was full as good as all her others, with interesting wrinkles about a child care person they hired spontaneously after she insinuated herself into their life. That part was surprisingly good. And her assistant (forgot his name, sorry--the young guy) had an interesting and heart warming wrinkle as he searched for the impossible-to-get toy for his nephew's Christmas. And the part about the girl's school residents, now older women--good reading!
I'm surprised to say it, but I think Ms. Hubbard is getting better and better with her plotting. Surprised, and very very happy!
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