Destination Reading: 7 Books Set in Michigan

by Susan Roberts

I’m headed to Michigan in May for a week at a cottage on Lake Michigan.  I was born in Detroit, and the Lake Michigan shoreline is my happy place.  I spent all of my summers up there growing up, and I try to get back there at least once a year.  Like a lot of other readers, I travel means picking out appropriate books to take along.  Here are some great books that are set in Michigan that I plan to pack.

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Death Times Seven by Anne Perry ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Two violent crimes challenge the investigative skills of young Daniel Pitt and his wife, Miriam, in the final novel of iconic mystery writer Anne Perry's beloved Daniel Pitt series.

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Honey in the Wound by Jiyoung Han ~ a Review

by MK French

Young-Ja had always been able to infuse food with her emotions. When her family is destroyed in the Japanese attacks on Korea in 1931, everything she makes is increasingly bitter with grief. Young-Ja is eventually found by a Korean rebel fighter who brings her to Manchuria to join the teahouse spies. There, Young-Ja finds a new sense of belonging and starts using her abilities for the resistance. Decades later, Young-Ja is alone in Seoul, withdrawn from the world until her Tokyo-born granddaughter Rinako bursts into her life with the ability to see into dreams. In cultivating a tentative bond, they confront the long-buried past together.

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Peg, Unhinged by Teri M Brown ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Peg is good at a lot of things. Selling beachfront homes. Raising two kids. Holding her life together with duct tape and dark humor. What she is not good at is menopause, divorce, or watching her soon-to-be ex flirt with women half her age, especially when one of them works in her office.

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The Moonshine Women by Michelle Collins Anderson ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

From a well-camouflaged still in the moonshine-slicked mountains of Prohibition-era Missouri, to the drink order of a Hot Springs gangster, and even the hidden depths of her own heart, a Strong woman knows how to keep a secret…

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Killing Me Softly by Sandie Jones ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

The perfect couple... A terrible tragedy... A bitter feud....

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