Getting old has one advantage

As I age, I tend to forget books I've read. Which means I can read them again and think they're new!

David Rosenfelt benefits most from this.

I'm almost sure I've read all his Andy Carpenter Mysteries.

But I keep checking them out of the library after reading the summery and they seem new to me.

Luckily, he's written lots of them, so I can read through them over and over.

I recommend David Rosenfelt with joy. And most of his novels have to do with court and dogs.

What could be better than that?