The School Trip by Miranda Smith ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

They should have been watching. But my little girl is gone...

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Celebrate National Poetry Month

by Donna Huber

I grew up reading Shel Silverstein and Ogden Nash but as an adult, I don't read a lot of poetry. I went through a phase where I read a bunch of nature poetry I enjoyed. Poetry is difficult for me because when I read I'm very much a literal thinker so when there is a lot of symbolism and metaphors I tend to get lost in what is being said (it's also why I struggle with allegories). But it doesn't keep me from trying. Since it is National Poetry Month, I thought I would give poetry a shot this month. I have a few suggestions if you want to read poetry this month. They are all pretty short so it won't be a big time commitment if you are just wanting to test the poetry waters.

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The Last Heir to Blackwood Library by Hester Fox ~ a Review

by MK French

Ivy Radcliffe is now Lady Hayworth, owner of Blackwood Abbey in the Yorkshire moors. She has nothing keeping her in London after her brother died in the Great War, so she moves into her new property. Its library is wonderful, with familiar works mingle with strange, esoteric texts. There is a presence in the library and rumors about the abbey’s previous owners. Odd events occur and grow more sinister, so it's up to Ivy to uncover the library’s mysteries.

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Death by Chocolate Marshmallow Pie by Sarah Graves ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

There is a new chocolate shop in town, unfortunately in a small town like East Point, Maine there's room for only one. The new owner is trying everything he can to put The Chocolate Moose out of business. When he ends up dead you can probably guess who the prime suspect is. 

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The Lioness of Leiden by Robert Loewen ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

How do you fight the Nazis right under their noses? With cunning and courage.

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Christian Romance Novels to Fall in Love With

by Susan Roberts

 

If you enjoy clean romance reads, then these two novels would be great to pick up. There is a little bit of suspense in the second novel if romantic suspense is more your thing.

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Fall in Love This Spring with These Three Romance Novels

by MK French

Whether you have a beach trip planned or just sitting on the porch enjoying the beautiful weather, a good romance novel will back it that much better. If you are looking for love within the pages of a book, these three books will have you swooning.

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