![]() ![]() Karl’s sexuality never made him think differently. He only briefly mentioned his sister’s harelip and his brother’s stuttering never seemed to phase him. He was very understanding of people’s differences and gave us a rather unbiased view of people in town. The Drum family took up most of our discussion. He was trying to help Karl by explaining he wasn’t a murderer, he was simply a ‘faggot.’ Too bad he didn’t know what he was saying. We hoped Jake didn’t feel responsible for Karl’s death. ![]() We debated if it was an accident or suicide. Karl’s death was a surprise to us all, too. We felt the explanation that Cole was just a spacy kid to be a bit vague and didn’t feel that mystery was completely solved. With all the sneaking around he was doing, we wanted something more to be afoot. We were all hoping Doyle was somehow involved and that there was a dark side to him after all. The first thing to talk about was Bobby Cole’s death. Krueger did not finish his degree at Stanford after he was forced to leave due to some student protests he participated in. He wakes up at 5:30 AM and writes long-hand in wire-bound notebooks. He is a back-to-back Anthony Award winner, an award given to mystery writers. ![]() Krueger is primarily a mystery writer and has a series focusing on the Ojibwas. Thankfully I’m not completely out on my own and almost everyone in our group really liked the book. ![]() My book club met recently to talk about a book I adored, Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger. ![]()
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