Death in a Scottish Tower by Lydia Travers ~ a Review

by MK French

Lady Poppy Proudfoot is visiting Glasgow University to celebrate the scholarship endowment she set up when a body falls from the tower. She instantly suspects it's murder because there had been a similar death eighteen years before. As she and Inspector MacKenzie investigate, they find clues and echoes of the prior death. While there are suspects, the timetable accelerates after another body is found. Poppy soon gets a note telling her to be at the tower. Will she be the next victim?

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Missing Sister by Joshilyn Jackson ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Revenge...It's all relative.

Born three minutes apart, Penny and Nix Albright grew up doing everything together, close as only twins can be. But when Nix dies in a tragic accident soon after college, she leaves behind a cryptic voicemail that has Penny guilt-ridden and desperate for justice.

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Félicie by Georges Simenon ~ a Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

It’s the height of spring, and Maigret is grappling with doubly unfamiliar circumstances. He’s in the surreal new village of Jeanneville, outside Paris, where an elderly bachelor has been shot dead in his home. Тhe prime witness, his twenty-four-year-old housekeeper, Félicie, may well be among Maigret’s most unnerving adversaries. Infuriatingly clever, singularly self-possessed, and overtly antagonistic, she is surely hiding something—but what?

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3 Horror Novels to Read on A Sunny Day

by MK French

If you have been waiting for the bright sun of spring to brighten your day before diving into dark and creepy stories, then Happy Spring reading! Here are three books to get your horror reading started this season.

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3 Books to Read for International Read to Me Day

by Donna Huber

Some of my favorite childhood memories are of sitting on my mom's lap while she read to me. Reading to children is important for their own literacy development but it also creates a bond between the reader and the one being read to. I loved reading with my niece and nephew when they were little. If you are looking for a book or two to share with the kid(s) in your life, here are some of my recommendations.

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Soil: The Story of a Black Mother's Garden by Camille T. Dungy ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

In Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden, poet and scholar Camille T. Dungy recounts the seven-year odyssey to diversify her garden in the predominantly white community of Fort Collins, Colorado.

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