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Fall headfirst into July’s hottest stories—danger, desire, and happily-ever-afters await.

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When duty to his kingdom meets desire for his enemy!


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Always remember when playing for keeps to look before you leap!


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Love Always
by Harriet Evans
"A Small Mystery Wrapped Into a Family Drama"
Posted August 8, 2011

Natasha Kapoor receives news that her grandmother Frances has died, and she returns to the coast for the funeral. While there, her grandfather Arvind gives her the first ten pages of the diary of her Aunt Cecily, who died as a child. No one ever mentions Cecily, as her death Read more...


Promises To Keep
by Jane Green
"A Wonderful Book About the Testament of Friendship"
Posted August 8, 2011

This book is about four women: two sisters, their mother, and a friend of one of the sisters. The younger of the two sisters, Steff, is still trying to figure out what she wants to be when she grows up, much to the consternation of the rest of her family Read more...


The Square Root Of Murder
by Ada Madison
"A College Maths Professor Seeks to Prove Her Student Innocent"
Posted July 25, 2011

Dr. Sophie Knowles is a mathematics professor at Henley College in Massachusetts. While her students can't stop singing her praises, she often butts heads with Dr. Underwood, the academic dean. Then, there's Dr. Keith Appleton, who holds the unofficial title of Most Disliked Professor on Campus. He is Read more...


Unsaid
by Neil Abramson
"Sublime Story About a Vet Who Can't Move On After Her Death"
Posted July 25, 2011

Helena Colden is a veterinarian who has died of breast cancer, leaving behind her husband David, and a menagerie of pets. However, Helena cannot move on to the other side, afraid of what may be awaiting her. Over the years, she has euthanized hundreds of pets, and she fears they Read more...


The Sixes
by Kate White
"A Thriller Set on a Small Private College Campus"
Posted July 22, 2011

Phoebe Hall's life unravels all at once when her boyfriend dumps her just as she's accused of plagiarizing her latest book - a best-selling celebrity biography. While her agent assembles a public relations team that does as much damage control as possible, Phoebe's career takes a nose Read more...


The Art Of Forgetting
by Camille Noe Pagan
"Can a Lifelong Friendship Survive Through Thick and Thin"
Posted July 20, 2011

Marissa and Julia have been friends since adolescence in Michigan. Their friendship has seen them through going to undergrad in separate states and now following their dreams of moving to New York and pursuing their dream jobs. Marissa now works for a magazine as a senior editor and Julia works Read more...


Deadly Sins
by Kylie Brant
"FBI Agents and Former Lovers Join Forces Once Again to Investigate a DC Assassin"
Posted July 20, 2011

The book opens with the assassination of a sitting United States Supreme Court Justice. And it looks as if whoever committed the crime was either a careful planner or a killer who took advantage or chance encounters because Justice Byron Reinbeck was killed as he stopped to buy flowers for Read more...


Pleating for Mercy
by Melissa Bourbon
"A fun read, and the historical tie-in with Butch Cassidy was a kick."
Posted July 12, 2011

Harlow Cassidy is the protagonist of this new cosy series. She's a fashion designer and a descendant of Butch Cassidy. Since the death of her great-grandmother, she has left her life in Manhattan and moved back to her hometown of Bliss, Texas. In Bliss, the women of the Read more...


Flowering Judas
by Jane Haddam
"A Missing Man Reappears 12 Years Later... Dead"
Posted July 11, 2011

Twelve years ago, Mattatuck, New York, was a small town with a big mystery. One day, Chester Morton disappeared without a trace. The only thing he seemed to have taken with him was his backpack -- the truck he loved was left behind, all of his clothes were accounted for, and Read more...


Pinch Me
by Adena Halpern
"Can a Curse Defeat True Love?"
Posted July 11, 2011

Lily Burns has heard the same marriage advice from her mother Selma and her grandmother Dolly her entire life-- never marry a man unless he's short, bald, fat, stupid, and treats you badly. And besides preaching that, they've done pretty much all they can to ensure that Lily Read more...


Pampered To Death
by Laura Levine
"A Relaxing Spa Week Turns Murderous"
Posted July 8, 2011

Copy writer Jaine Austen's friend Lance decides to repay her for saving his life by treating her to a week at a Californian health spa known as The Haven. Jaine packs up her cat Prozac (after being assured that her Pro will receive only the best The Haven has Read more...


Deed To Death
by D.B. Henson
"Suddenly Widowed, A Real Estate Agent Investigates Her Fiancee's Death"
Posted June 29, 2011

Toni Matthews has finally found the man of her dreams, and in three days, they're tying the knot. She's one of the most successful real estate agents in Nashville, and her fiancee Scott Chadwick, an architect, owns a successful company. As the wedding countdown begins, she realizes she Read more...


Sentenced To Death
by Lorna Barrett
"A Mystery Bookstore Owner Investigates When Two Locals are Killed"
Posted June 28, 2011

Tricia Miles is the owner of Haven't Got a Clue, a mystery bookstore in Stoneham, NH. The bookstore is one of several that resides in the village, and most of the owners are excitedly preparing for Founder's Day, a celebration to be held in the square. However, the Read more...


Money Shot
by Susan Sey
"A Secret Service Agent Hunts Counterfeiters but Finds Romance Instead"
Posted June 24, 2011

Maria "Goose" di Guzman is a Secret Service agent who has been sent to frigid Mishkawa Island as penance for her mishandling of a sexual harassment situation. Her official assignment is to check out park ranger and former Navy SEAL Rush Guthrie to see if he has a vendetta against Read more...


Five-Alarm Encounter
by Karen Anders
"Firefighter Who Escaped Fire Generates Heat on Task Force with Her New Partner"
Posted June 21, 2011

Grace Addison keeps reliving the most terrible day of her life -- the day she barely escaped a fire that claimed her best friend Sara and her mentor Richard. It is also a fire that was set by a known arsonist who has been terrorizing the normally peaceful La Rosa, a Read more...


Special Ops Affair
by Jennifer Morey
"Two Operatives Steam It Up in Washington D.C."
Posted June 21, 2011

Odelia "Odie" Frank and Jagger "Jag" Benney are both operatives for a secretive agency known as TES. They are assigned by their boss, Cullen, to investigate Hersch, an arms dealer in Washington, D.C. But before they can set out on their trip, Odie receives a package that someone else Read more...


Royal Pains
by D.P. Lyle
"A Concierge Doctor Solves a Mystery in the Hamptons"
Posted June 21, 2011

Dr. Hank Lawson used to work in a busy New York emergency room but when a donor with big pockets died on his watch, he was summarily dismissed from his job. Some weeks later, he is vacationing in the Hamptons and happens to save the life of a man with Read more...


Unraveled
by Maggie Sefton
"Kelly Flynn Tackles Another Mystery in the Latest Installment of the Knitting Mysteries"
Posted June 20, 2011

Kelly Flynn is trying to get on with her life after solving her last mystery, which also involved her boyfriend Steve walking out of her life. Kelly is fortunate enough to have the support of her friends, most of whom she knows through the local yarn store, Lambspun. She's Read more...


Damaged
by Debra Webb
"Fast-Paced Romance Full of Intrigue"
Posted June 16, 2011

Lucky Malone is in her second week at her job at the Colby Agency. Right now, she's the back-up to Victoria Colby-Camp's assistant, but her ultimate goal is to become an agent. At the beginning of the day, Lucas Camp asks Lucky to make a delivery Read more...


Still Missing
by Chevy Stevens
"Unique Storytelling Gives a Twist to Psychological Thriller"
Posted June 13, 2011

Every night, I lie in bed for about an hour and read. But this book was so gripping that it reeled me in from the very first page and never let go. In fact, I literally read it all in one sitting and I didn't get to sleep until Read more...


Min Jung


I've been an avid bibliophile since I was a small child growing up in the Midwest. More than thirty years later, a move to the East Coast, and nothing has changed my reading habits, except that I no longer have to do it under the blankets with a tiny light! The genres I enjoy are mysteries, thrillers, chick lit (especially Brit chick lit!), contemporary fiction, cosies... pretty much anything except paranormal and historical stuff. My favourite authors are Brad Meltzer, Michael Connelly, John Lescroart, Marian Keyes, Jane Green, Laura Lippman, Meg Cabot, and Lisa Scottoline. But there are a whole bevy of others that I adore. (And I have the three PACKED-to-the-gills IKEA bookshelves to prove it!) When I'm not reading, I love to knit, watch a variety of television shows, cook, and socialise with my friends. I'm a huge sports fan, but I especially follow football, NASCAR, tennis, hockey, and most Olympic sports.

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2 comments posted.

Re: Wicked Stitch (3:55pm April 17, 2015):

I always history classes in school, but I learnt more from my day at a living history museum with my mother (during holiday) than I did during most of my history classes put together! I wish that all history classes made the information as interesting and relatable as the narrators did.

Re: A Lot Like Love (9:58pm March 24, 2011):

It doesn't really matter to me whether it's a slow burn or an instant attraction, as long as isn't that "yes, yes, we all know you're going to end up together, so why is it taking SO long" type. I think there's a fine line between "slow burn" and just stringing the reader along.

As for what I pair my book with, I like hot tea or hot chocolate, depending on the season.

This sounds like a great book - right up my alley! Good luck with it!

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