The Case of the Man Who Died Laughing: From the Files of Vish Puri, Most Private Investigator | 
pickThe intrepid,Most Private Investigator Puri,works under the raider as always,to solve a most unusual case.The Hindu goddess Kali appears in a New Delhi park & plunges a sword into an Indian scientist,who dies in a fit of laughter.Along with Puri‘s undercover sidekicks,Facecream,Tubelight & Flush,this master of disguise unravels the case. #AVishPuriNovel
Emm approves.#catsoflitsy
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Not much reading this week. Finished Bloody January & Two Bare Arms. The rest I have read required or small portions of each book. Feel scattered.
Early morning coffee, a maple donut & always a book. Emmy approves.
In my bed with Poe & Em, reading tagged book, & eating this heavenly Black Cherry Chip ice cream.🛌🐈🐈🍨 #75soft
#booksandcoffee Reading this book is like being inside a sensory kaleidoscope. 😀 Happy Friday!
pickSecond in the Vish Puri series. Enjoyed this one as well as it is really rooted in India and its social norms. All the side characters (especially my favourite Mummy-ji) help flesh out Vish Puri's daily life
My first #roll100 for the year.
pickI really like this series and I always end up with a craving for Indian food!!!
pickI get hungry reading Vish Puri's books. Not a bad thing but when it's the main attraction because the plot that started out as a really good idea devolves into a mumbo-jumbo of a mess, the food is what saves it and keeps me reading.
Oh, Litsy readers, you may get this more than anyone. I am meeting up with a dear friend I have had since the early 90s and we are going to try to do some of the readathon together. And I am so nervous! What if we don't read well together. What if it's distracting? But what if it's like super powers activating? Do you read with people? Do you set ground rules? How do you even approach it?
🤩💕💚😻💚🐾💝. 2w