Oak Harbor Series by Kimberly Thomas ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Kimberly Thomas has become on of my favorite new authors of women's fiction series.  Her new series is about an estranged family who are learning to trust and love each other again

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Scenes of the Crime by Jilly Gagnon ~ a Review

by MK French

Five friends go to a remote Oregon winery for spring break, which seemed perfect until Vanessa disappeared. Years later, Emily spots Vanessa’s doppelganger at a local café. This inspires her to figure out what happened that fateful day, so she invites everyone back to the scene of the crime. Each woman has a story, but how will Emily learn the truth?

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The Paris Assignment by Rhys Bowen ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Madelaine is in Paris doing her semester abroad at The Sorbonne when she meets the charismatic Giles. He warns her when they first meet that she shouldn't fall in love with her. But of course, they fall in love. While it isn't without its rocky moments, they live a good life until Hitler invades France.

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The Postcard by Carly Schabowski ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

Holding the faded postcard in her trembling hands, Mia begins to read the one story her grandmother could never tell her, revealing a secret that will change her own life forever…

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Big Little Spells by Hazel Beck ~ a Review

by MK French

Rebekah Wilde was stripped of her magic when she left St. Cyprian at eighteen. Ten years later, she’s back and facing the Joywood Coven, who rule over the magical world and had banished her in the first place. She's glad to be with her sister and friends again, but if they can't prove they're not a danger to witchkind, they'll be killed. The only one who knows how to stop the Joywood is the immortal Nicholas Frost, who deliberately set himself apart. It's anyone's guess now if he'll actually help.

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Parasites: The Inside Story by Scott Lyell Gardner, Judy Diamond, and Gabor R. Rácz ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

November will be here before we know it and if you are participating in Nonfiction November then you need to start putting together your reading list. If you enjoy science nonfiction and looking to learn about parasites, then you should consider adding Parasites; The Inside Story to your list.

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The Blue, Beautiful World by Karen Lord ~ a Review

by MK French

As the Earth's climate changes, aliens observe and deem them ready for contact. Leading the charge for first contact are dreamers and changemakers. Peter Hendrix invented the most advanced VR tech. Charyssa is a celebrity with a passion for humanitarian work. Kanoa is a member of a global council hoping to reimagine the relationship between humans and aliens. The group's secret weapon is pop superstar Owen, who uses more than charisma to connect with fans and might help humanity connect with aliens. This gift means others can't control him, and he also feels compelled to use it. What will happen to the rest of humanity?

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