Community Board by Tara Conklin ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

29-year-old Darcy Clipper has a comfortable life - a good job, husband of almost 10 years, and bingo night with friends. But when her husband Skip walks in from work and instead of enjoying their routine cup of tea he announces the marriage is over. Darcy is blindsided by this as she thought they had a comfortable life, maybe a little routine and a little boring, but they liked it that way. Right? With her life in a tailspin, she heads to her one safe place - her childhood home. 

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Dust Child by Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai ~ a Review

by MK French

In 1969, sisters Trang and Quỳnh “bar girls” in Sài Gòn to help their parents pay off debts. Bar girls are known to drink, flirt and sleep with American GIs in return for money. Trang falls in love with a young American helicopter pilot. Decades later, Dan, returns to Việt Nam with his wife Linda to heal from his PTSD and deal with his secrets. At the same time, Phong, the son of a Black American soldier and a Vietnamese woman, searches for them and a way out of Việt Nam. Phong grew up being called “the dust of life,” “Black American imperialist,” and “child of the enemy,” leaving him dreaming of a better life.

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The Lost Mother of Ireland by Susanne O'Leary ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A completely gripping and unforgettable story of long-lost family secrets and forbidden romance that will whisk you away to the beautiful village of Sandy Cove on the west coast of Ireland.

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Earth's the Right Place for Love by Elizabeth Berg ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Arthur Moses is 16 years old in the 1950s. He loves his little hometown - he never wants to live anywhere else. He's bad at math and in love with Nola though he doesn't think he stands a chance with the cheerleader. 

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3 Wonderful Women's Fiction Stories You Don't Want to Miss

by MK French

If you love a good women's fiction story then I have three wonderful novels that you don't want to miss. The first two have a little romance and the third is quite chilling. So whether you are looking for a sweet read, a fun read, or a thrilling read - you will find it within the pages of these books.

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A Midsummer Night's Scheme by Harper Kincaid ~ an #Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

A former womanizer returns to town only to wind up dead from venomous snakes. Is it a jilted lover? Quinn feels more sorry for the cat he left behind but when her brother is the target of a venomous spider attack she and Sister Daria kick the investigation into high gear.

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A Flaw in the Design by Nathan Oates ~ a Review

by MK French

Gil is a creative writing professor in a small Vermont town, enjoying life with his wife and daughter. He'd been estranged from his sister and her wealthy husband after their son lured his daughter into a dangerous situation. After Gil's sister and her husband are killed in an accident, however, seventeen-year-old Matthew must come to live with Gil and his family. Matthew seems unaffected by the deaths and soon enrolls in Gil's class. He writes stories about the deaths of Gil's family and his own parents, terrifying Gil. He's unwilling to simply let something terrible happen, and will take matters into his own hands.

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