Sutherlin File by Ashley Farley ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Ashley Farley has long been one of my favorite authors with her Southern women's fiction novels.  This new series is her first foray into suspense and she proved that she can write anything!

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The Tuxedo Society by Paul Rudnick ~ a Review

by MK French

Andrew Birnbaum is a struggling actor working in a candle shop when he's invited to dinner with the exclusive Tuxedo Society. The wealthy socialites are actually involved in espionage, and Andrew is invited to join a covert mission to protect national security. Working with Navy SEAL Reggie O’Malley, Andrew gets amazing gear and gadgets to track spies, thwart assassinations, and address threats. It becomes even more dangerous when Andrew and his comrades are sent on a mission to uncover the truth about an ancient artifact. 

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Murder at 30,000 Feet by Susan Walter ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Under the cover of turbulence, a killer strikes. With nowhere to land and nowhere to hide, who will save the passengers from this nightmare at 30,000 feet?

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Books to Read for Memorial Day

by Donna Huber

Monday is Memorial Day, which for many in the United States marks the unofficial start of summer. If you are heading to the beach, lake, or pool this summer, we have featured several books that would be perfect for a relaxing weekend. But if you are looking for books that will help you appreciate the true purpose of the holiday, keep reading for some recommendations.

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Curses, Keys, and Secret Societies by Breanne Randall ~ a Review

by MK French

Eléa Deniz returns to her childhood home and finds that the estate is now the Shadowcraft Academy, an elite graduate school meant to train mages to fight wraiths. Her father is the headmaster with an agenda of his own, and her magic remains finicky. Eléa stays to learn,  and is torn between her first love, Alex, and the irreverent Logan. Elia is also caught between family secrets, a secret society, and the weight of her own magic.

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Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A traditional American woman, a beautiful wife and mother who sells her pioneer lifestyle of raw milk and farm-fresh eggs to her millions of social media followers, suddenly awakens cold, filthy, and terrified in the brutal reality of 1855—where she must unravel whether this living nightmare is an elaborate hoax, a twisted reality show, or something far more sinister in the Good Morning America Book Club's April pick.

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