Meet Me in Paris by Kristin Harmel ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

A captivating new novel about several intertwined stories of love, loss, courage, and redemption set over the course of one magical week in Paris.

Nine Americans in Paris. Seven intertwined love stories. One City of Light.

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The Iron Hex by Victoria S. Walsh ~ a Review

by MK French

Eira Eckhart can't remember much about her past, but makes the potions that are still legal in the Iron Empire along with her loyal rabbit familiar, avoiding the empire’s witch hunters. When Hugo Venton enters her potions shop, he knows more about her than she does. A terrifying encounter with soldiers puts a bounty on her head, so she joins his quest under duress. The two are seeking the missing princess, and gradually Eira recalls more of her hidden past. Eira realizes the forbidden magic simmering in her veins might be the very thing that could save them from the Iron Empire’s forces if she can remember how to control it in time.

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Probable Caws by Donna Andrews ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Meg has finally found time to get some blacksmithing done when a call from her dad interrupts her—can she come out to Ragnar’s right away to help with the horses? Their friend Ragnar Ragnarsen, who is gradually turning the enormous house on his nearby estate into an authentic moated castle, has agreed to shelter nearly fifty horses for Hoof and Hearth, an equine rescue organization that has lost access to the farm where the horses have been living. The owner of the farm recently died without leaving a will, and while his older son Abel would be happy to let the horses stay, younger brother George wants to sell to a developer . . . and is suspected of sending a thug to harm the horses as part of his efforts to evict Hoof and Hearth.

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From Secrets to Lifelong Bonds: 8 Sister Stories for National Sisters Day

by Susan Roberts

I am lucky enough to have two wonderful sisters.  Even though we live far away from each other, we communicate frequently and take a yearly sisters' week vacation.  To commemorate sister’s day, here are a few books to read about the importance of the bond between sisters.

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Immortal Game by Allison Saft ~ a Review

by MK French

Six years ago, Shea Fury's sister was taken by the High King of the Otherworld, a land separated from that of humans by the Iron Veil. Those who win a chess tournament with the fae can ask for a boon, and Shea intends to get her sister back. It's a competition, and most of Shea's opponents bend the rules to try getting the boon. To win, Shea makes an alliance with her longtime rival, the sharply beautiful fae princess, Ciara of Bri Leith. One wrong move, and Shea could lose the competition, her sister, her dignity, and maybe even her life.

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Everything We Found by Kerry Lonsdale ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

A heart-pounding and suspenseful romance full of longing, heat and a second chance at love against the odds…

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