3 Books Perfect for Your Halloween Reading

by MK French

We have a little over two weeks until Halloween, and if you are still looking for spooky reads I have a few recommendations.

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The Spare Man by Mary Robinette Kowal ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Tesla, the heiress to the Crane fortune, and Shal, a retired private detective, are enjoying a cruise from Earth to Mars for their honeymoon when a person from the cabin next door is murdered. Shal is immediately identified as the murderer. As more bodies turn up, it is clear that someone is framing him. Can they piece together the clues to find the real killer?

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Beneath the Bending Skies by Jane Kirkpatrick ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"Once upon a time there was a place, a people, and a love as astonishing and rare as a blood moon over a Montana peak.  I - Molly Catherine Fitzbibbon Sheehan - was forced to leave that place and love behind in 1869, complying with my father's wishes without understanding why." (p 15)

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If You Could See the Sun by Ann Liang ~ a Review

by MK French

Alice Sun is the only scholarship student at a prestigious Beijing international boarding school, where she hopes to finally lift her family out of poverty. But just as she finds out that her parents can't afford her tuition, even with the scholarship, she is turning invisible. This power allows her access to all the secrets her rich and powerful classmates have, and selling off this skill for a price will keep her in the school. Tasks soon escalate from petty scandals to actual crimes, so Alice must decide if helping her family is worth losing her conscience or her life.

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The Plot and the Pendulum by Jenn McKinlay ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

Briar Creek Library is the beneficiary of the Dorchester book collection. However, while Lindsey is boxing up the books a secret room is discovered. Inside the room is a body. Is this the body of the runaway bride?

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an open door by Anne Leigh Parrish ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"He said he wished she didn't read so much.  He wasn't sure it was good for her." (p 16)  

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Should I Fall by Scott Shepherd ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

John Frankel and Rachel Grant are to wed in a week. However, when John's ex-wife turns up dead, in his apartment no less, it looks like happily ever after is off the table as he is the prime suspect. Can Rachel and her dad, a retired Scotland Yard detective, clear his name in time to say "I do"?

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