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The Magic We Made
by Meg Cabot
Reviewed by Jennifer Rummel

Frankie isnโ€™t thrilled with the witchy tourists flocking to her small Connecticut town. When her neighborโ€™s renter comes complaining to her about ghosts stealing their food, Frankie canโ€™t help but laugh. She doesnโ€™t believe in ghosts any more than she believes in ...
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Have a Great Summer
by Francesca Cocchi
Reviewed by Susan Dyer

Francesca Cocchi is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to heart-tugging stories, and she is now an auto-buy author for me! HAVE A GREAT SUMMER is a debut novel and the perfect book to get lost in! Francesca is going to be the voice in womenโ€™s fiction, and s...
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A Beautiful Lie
by Tanya Grant
Reviewed by Janilyn Kocher

A BEAUTIFUL LIE ย artfully disguises a character who is bent and delusional but oh so pleasing.

Emily provides a useful service that tends to overwhelm most people. She helps her clients declutter and get organized. There is much more to Emily than her color-...
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City Of Widows
by Nadia Hashimi
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

Afghanistan during the early return of the Taliban is the focus of this story. Marjan and her daughter Hawa have left a rural village for Kabul, the capital, but now, so has everyone else who can. CITY OF WIDOWS is a reference made by a woman in the shelter where ...
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He Falls First
by Jill Shalvis
Reviewed by Sandra Wurman

Be prepared to fall in love with two awesome families, quirky characters, and even a parrot who is the comic relief in many scenes.

Lots of action and living and learning are happening in the small town of Star Falls, Sonoma County. HE FALLS FIRST is action-...
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The Witching Hours
by Heather Graham
Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko

Welcome to Heather Grahamโ€™s new Krewe F.B.I. series, The Crows, with THE WITCHING HOURS as its premiere book.

Skye McMahon is one of the special people in the world, though she was never sure it wasnโ€™t a curse. She sees things. She can walk into a c...
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You'll Be Sorry
by Lisa Gardner
Reviewed by Sandra Wurman

Typical Lisa Gardner wit and sarcasm. Love it. I canโ€™t think of any other author of crime novels who could have me smiling and possibly laughing aloud while conveying the story about a missing family of six. And letโ€™s not forget the dog named Dog.

YOUโ€™LL BE ...
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The Irish Girl
by Sandy Taylor
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

Poplar in the industrialised East End of London is an unforgiving place for a widow with small children. Having taken up inadvertently with a lout, Mrs Connell soon regrets it. THE IRISH GIRL is her daughter Ivy, who aged just thirteen is left to care for her youn...
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Cat on a Hot Tin Woof
by Spencer Quinn
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

A long-running series with puns in the titles isnโ€™t unusual in terms of crime novels. But the protagonist being a large dog, thatโ€™s probably unique. CAT ON A HOT TIN WOOF features Chet the German Shepherd Dog and his keeper, PI Bernie Little, as together they form...
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The Vanishing Cherry Blossom Bookshop
by Takuya Asakura
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

During the gorgeous cherry blossom season, known as Sakura, Japan is busy with tourists travelling to walk under the blooming trees, and itโ€™s regarded as a family time, a new beginning and a break from normal life. All this features in a charming and uplifting mag...
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Scent of Hope
by Susan May Warren
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

Harley Tatum returns to Copper Mountain, Alaska, as a PI, tracking down a man called T-Bone Travis, who probably thought the law couldnโ€™t or wouldnโ€™t follow him so far. SCENT OF HOPE is second in a series about the great outdoors and crime, romance, and danger.Read More

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House of Shadows
by K.A. Linde
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

Kerrigan Argon, a half-human, half-Fae, took part in a major contest during the first of this Royal Houses series. After unexpectedly winning the tournament, sheโ€™s got a small dragon, which doesnโ€™t seem that delighted. HOUSE OF SHADOWS is their new allegiance. ย Read More

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Boy, with Accidental Dinosaur
by Ian McDonald
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

This strikes me as the dystopian version of Water For Elephants. Tif Tamim ekes out a living in a future version of a circus, in which the sole form of entertainment is performing dinosaurs. BOY, WITH ACCIDENTAL DINOSAUR predicts the discovery of time travel at a ...
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The Fine Art of Lying
by Alexandra Andrews
Reviewed by Sandra Wurman

The title itself suggests a kind of oxymoronic sense to this story, which features one of the most unsettling characters. Clareโ€™s life seems filled with unexplored and unexplained out-of-body experiences. You almost wish to feel empathy for her, but for some reaso...
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How to Lose a Goblin in Ten Days
by Jessie Sylva
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

When a cheerful halfling, Pansy, decides she needs to leave home and explore, it seems perfect to move into her grandmotherโ€™s cottage. Just like all granny cottages in fairytales, this one stands alone in a wood. Pansy has title to it in the will. To her surprise ...
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A Perilous Plot
by Lorna Barrett
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

I came fresh to this Booktown Mystery series at instalment number 19, which is definitely not a great idea. A PERILOUS PLOT continues what seems to be a series-long family dispute. At this point, matters are serious enough that Tricia Miles and her sister...
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Murder in Vienna
by E.C.R. Lorac
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

Superintendent Robert McDonald of Scotland Yard, hero of over forty cases at this point, is flying abroad on a well- earned holiday. This reissue of a classic era detective novel will provide him with MURDER IN VIENNA.

To many readers, post-war Vienna is fam...
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Ravenous
by Kresley Cole
Reviewed by Rosie B

The Accession has arrived in Skein, and with it comes all the chaos and mayhem you would expect. Enemies become lovers, predators become prey, new allegiances are made, and betrayals of the highest degree are committed. Through it all, survival is the ultimate pri...
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Enter the Nightmare
by Jayne Castle
Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko

Returning to the Hotel of Dreams, Alice Radstone was ready to ENTER THE NIGHTMARE that had become her life. A former teacher at the academy where the orphaned girl had been sent because her psychic abilities were considered dangerous and she needed extra training ...
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Dark Secrets
by Keri Arthur
Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko

Hanna Kang has been an investigator for the Black Lantern Society long enough to understand her duty. The organization is a behind-the-scenes group of witches, werewolves, and vampires who do their best to bring the wicked ones to their knees. But Hanna has a few ...
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Until It Gets Real
by Carolyn Brown
Reviewed by Sandra Wurman

You know I had taken a short break from my ever-consuming relationship with Carolyn Brown. I had practically caught up with this consummate literary entertainer and her awesome stories. Have been a fan since, well, forever.

When I started reading UNTIL IT GE...
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Vanished in the Crowd
by Rhys Bowen, Clare Broyles
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara

1909, and the city is crowded. Thrilled spectators line the streets of New York for parades to celebrate the three hundredth anniversary of the discovery of the Hudson River. VANISHED IN THE CROWD looks at the status of women at that time, working hard and getting...
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Blaze of Glory
by Diana Palmer
Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko

Outside of the town of Branntville sits a ranch belonging to the Everett family, where John Everett lives and works with his familyโ€™s prize bulls. He is nursing the heartbreak of losing the woman of his dreams to his brother. The last thing he expects is to come f...
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