This Changes Everything Review: Lisa Scottoline’s Paranormal Thriller Sequel

by Donna Huber

Julia Pritzker loves her new life as a wife and mother in beautiful Tuscany – except that she misses her best friend Courtney, back in the States. One night, Julia calls Courtney and reaches her as she’s arriving at her grandmother’s farm in Pennsylvania.

Then the unthinkable happens.

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The Hive by Ronald Malfi ~ a Review

by MK French

Following a violent storm, the residents of Mariner's Cover are changing. There's a collective obsession developing, with random items calling out to them to be collected. The residents hide these precious trinkets, and will do anything to keep them safe from each other.

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The Sins of Summer Daughters by Lo Patrick ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

A new searing Southern mystery from acclaimed author Lo Patrick. When her granddaughter is accused of murder, a woman must confront the buried secrets of a summer long past—because she can try to forget, but the Georgia land remembers.

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Friday Free Read: Beach House Confessions by Kara Gorski

I'm not a big fan of the beach, so my favorite times would be when it rained because I did love the ocean. I would sit on the hotel balcony and watch the ocean waves without all the sticky sand and hot sun. It's a stormy day here, which makes me want to read a "beach book". Whether you've been binge-reading beach reads all summer or want to escape this weekend to the beach, here is a free ebook.

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The Makoto Murders by Richard Jerram ~ a Review

by MK French

Ken Kato is half British, half Japanese, and works as a photojournalist. He grew famous after publishing a photo of a drowning boy in the 2011 tsunami, and hasn't repeated that success since. His option to return to fame is to generate attention-grabbing bodies to photograph, increasing sales for the magazine he works for. Hoping to impress a colleague's estranged wife Makoto that he's obsessed with, he seeks out to murder people named Makoto. Though suspicion rises, he sees no reason to stop when sales are booming.

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The Sky Beneath Her by Mary Ellen Taylor ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

An unforgettable tale of lost love and buried truths, where the mysteries of a famous shipwreck hold the key to one woman’s future―and the truth of her mother’s final days.

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