Murder on the Cornish Coast by Helena Dixon ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Cornwall, 1937. Kitty Underhay has been called to investigate some fishy goings-on in the beautiful coastal village of St Mawes. The body of Lady Cordelia Hedges’ beloved father was found floating in the sea, and shortly afterwards Cordelia herself was almost killed…

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Ace, Marvel, Spy by Jenni L. Walsh ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

Alice tirelessly works her way up to be a #1 tennis champion, all while maintaining a growing career trajectory editing the Wonder Women in History comic. She enjoys her hard-earned success with her loving husband, her steadfast coach, and her dear friends—many of whom are famous and well-connected.

But then her world falls apart.

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A Tiny Piece of Blue by Charlotte Whitney ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

A heartwarming historical novel following a homeless young girl as she struggles to survive during the Great Depression.

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5 Books for Presidents' Day

by Donna Huber

One of my favorite classic holiday movies is Holiday Inn with Bing Crosby. If you've watched the movie you know that they celebrated both Washington's birthday and Lincoln's birthday. In 1968, the Uniformed Monday Holiday Act moved many federal holidays to Mondays to create a three-day weekend. The third Monday, which fell between Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays, was chosen to celebrate both and became known as Presidents' Day. Now it celebrates the legacies of all presidents. As today is Presidents' Day in the U.S. here are a few books to read to learn more about U.S. history and the lives of these men who have led the country.

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Ace, Marvel, Spy by Jenni L. Walsh ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Trailblazer, superstar, activist, and spy: Alice Marble is a true American icon.

Alice strives to have it all.

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The Crimson Road by A. G. Slatter ~ a Review

by MK French

Violet Zennor was trained to fight and kill for nearly thirteen years and hoped she would be free of it when her father died. He planned to send her into the Darklands after the Leech Lords and the stillborn brother that had been brought there soon after his birth. Violet plans to refuse and escape, but assassins are after her and a prophecy predicts that her stillborn brother is key to the Leech Lords escaping. Now she must clean up the mess her father made.

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