Grave Misgivings (Mother Lavinia Grey Mysteries) | Kate Gallison

Grave Misgivings (Mother Lavinia Grey Mysteries) | Kate Gallison | I Miss Mother Lavinia!

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	Grave Misgivings (Mother Lavinia Grey Mysteries) Kate Gallison Dell, 1999 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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In a small-town cemetery, some secrets just won't stay buried....

Mother Lavinia Grey shouldn't talk to strangers. Especially ones she meets in a graveyard. But teenager Shannon Smith and her father, Mark, were the sort of lost sheep a kindhearted Episcopal priest couldn't resist. When Mother Vinnie found them shivering in Fishersville's Catholic cemetery, they were carrying around a box of ashes. And their reason seemed terribly romantic. They hoped to reunite Mark's recently deceased mother with the husband she lost forty years before.

Mother Vinnie kindly offered to help find the grave of Mark's father. She never dreamed they might be opening a sepulcher filled with buried secrets and shattered dreams. Or that disturbing the dead, even by asking a few curious questions, might bring to life a killer's fears. And seal Mother Vinnie's own unexpected fate....

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Kept me up until 3:00am.

I can't believe LGandle read the same warm and witty book I did. Of course I am a fan of Mother Lavinia Grey and have read all Kate Gallison's books. Mother Grey and her wacky assortment of parishoners are always a hoot. The uproariously odd coincidences and dizzying plot twists of Grave Misgivings kept me up until 3:00am.

I Miss Mother Lavinia!

I wish Kate Gallison would hurry up and write another Mother Lavinia Grey mystery. The premise for her novels is so different...and wonderfully done.!

A former resident returns to Fisherville

Mother Lavinia meets a man and his teenage daughter in the rain in a cemetery. She kindheartedly asks them home with her and they tell her they are looking for the grave of the man's father. He died in the great flood of 1955, or did he? Someone is also stealing the ornaments from the graveyard. Mother Lavinia takes both mysteries in hand.

While this isn't my favorite of the Mother Vinnie mysteries, it is still very entertaining. The mysteries of the past and present blend very well together, and the ending is somewhat surprising.

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