Book I Wish I Could Read Again for the First Time

by Susan Roberts

What books do you wish you could read again for the first time? I recently saw this question posted on social media and have thought a lot about what books I would list.  Part of the answer was easy because, although I rarely re-read books, I have several books that I re-read every couple of years.  These are books that frequently come to mind with characters I haven’t forgotten.  For the sake of brevity, I am ignoring classic books because, as an English major in college, including them would make this list way too long. 

Here are the top 5 books that I wish I could read again for the first time.

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Killer Vibes by Jack Friday ~ a Review

by MK French

Peter Key never apologized for being a lazy bisexual stoner. He inherits a dilapidated house in Austin from an uncle he barely knew, and everyone is pressuring him to sell. He's contrary by nature, but when he finds a bag of cash, he's sure his uncle didn't die of natural causes. People aren't playing by the rules, but he doesn't either.

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Wisdom Corner by David Heska Wanbli Weiden ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A new thriller about life—and death—on the Rosebud Indian Reservation.

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Most Ardently Yours by Freya Sampson Review: The Book Magic Trend Continues

by Donna Huber

Zoe Knight, a struggling romance writer, has sworn off men for good. At least…the ones in real life. Once a believer in a happily ever after, she now curbs her loneliness with the help of the best book boyfriends in literature – and there is no better man than Jane Austen's Mr. Darcy. So when she stumbles into a classic London bookshop and argues with the annoyingly attractive store owner, Nick, who refuses to sell romance novels, she decides to liberate him of a dusty copy of Pride & Prejudice abandoned on a top shelf.

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The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinkley ~ a Review

by MK French

In 1869 Paris, only a select few ever received invitations to the Théâtre Saint-Siméon. Actors on stage are mesmerizing, and never seen in daylight; Arnault and his vampires are very careful to feed as little as possible on the audience and survive in the city by being unseen. The peace is upset by the arrival of Béatrice,  a witch who forms a connection with Arnault, then vampire siblings Victor and Françoise de Rouvray. Vampires bicker, the theater needs are time-consuming, and there are premonitions of blood, death, and starvation. Change is coming for everyone. 

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Friday Free Read: The Bicycle Book Club by Jessie Newton

Do you love multigenerational stories about the bonds of friendship? Then check out today's free read!

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