May Beach Reads

by Susan Roberts

It's a little bit early to go to the beach and layout in the hot sun but two of my favorite authors have books being published in May that will put you in a beach state of mind.  Mary Kay Andrews and Mary Alice Monroe always provide their readers with fantastic summer fiction.

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The Venice Sketchbook by Rhys Bowen ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Love and secrets collide in Venice during WWII in an enthralling novel of brief encounters and lasting romance

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Tea for Dragons by Kandi J. Wyatt, Illustrated by Ishika Sharma ~ a Review

by MK French

What if dragons were real and you could invite them over for tea and snacks? What would you serve? What would dragons like to eat?

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3 New Stories for Science Fiction Fans

by MK French

Some really great science fiction stories are coming out this month. Two you can pick up today and the third you should pre-order so you get it as soon as it hits the shelves later this month.

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Family Reunion by Nancy Thayer ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

I feel like summer can truly start when I have Nancy Thayer's latest beach read in my hands. Even though the official start of the summer season is a few weeks away, I happily read this summer's release Family Reunion while a summery thunderstorm shook the house.

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Hour of the Witch by Chris Bohjalian ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"It was always possible that the Devil was present.  Certainly, God was watching.  And their Savior." (loc 37)

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A New Amish Romance Series

by Susan Roberts

I haven't read any Amish fiction in a few years but this new series looked very interesting.  Here are reviews of the first two books in the Honey Brook series by Ophelia London.

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