Rumor of Evil by Gary Braver ~ a Review

by MK French

Detectives Kirk Lucian and Mandy Wing investigate the apparent suicide of a woman and realize her hanging was staged. This death is connected to the death of Vadima Lubescu, a Romany exchange student accused of witchcraft almost twenty years ago. She died when the treehouse she was sleeping in caught fire. There was a cover-up and the rumor of curses she placed on people prior to her death. Kirk and Mandy investigate the rumors, uncovering more secrets and deaths. Can they determine the true cause of it?

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Her Deadly Game by Robert Dugoni ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Keera Duggan was an up-and-coming prosecutor until a romantic relationship with a colleague ended badly. Now she is preparing to make a name for herself as a defense attorney against that colleague. Is she ready? She better be as a man's life is at stake.

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The Roaring Days of Zora Lily by Noelle Salazar ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

The discovery of a hidden label on a famous gown unearths the story of a talented young seamstress in this glittering novel of family, love, ambition, and self-discovery.

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Songs of Irie by Asha Ashanti Bromfield ~ a Review

by MK French

In 1976 Jamaica, warring political parties widened the divide between rich and poor. Irie is from the rough parts of Kingston, while Jilly lives comfortably up in the hills. The two bond over reggae, exposing them to different viewpoints. They also have a budding romance, but their future options are very different: while Irie can only fight against the growing tension in her neighborhood, Jilly can easily escape. How can their bond survive?

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2 Cozy Audiobooks for Fall Listening

by Donna Huber

I love listening to audiobooks because I can get things done - like folding laundry, working in the garden, cooking - all the things that we are busy doing at the weather cools. If you are trying to get into listening to audiobooks, I recommend starting with cozy mysteries as they are usually pretty easy to follow.  

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A Traitor in Whitehall by Julia Kelly ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

The Cabinet War Rooms in  London were occupied by the most important government officials and Prime Minister Winston Churchill during WWII and became the nerve center of Britain's war machine.   I have visited the war rooms and it was very interesting to see the small well-fortified rooms where so many of the important decisions were made.  A Traitor in Whitehall involves a murder and information that is being sold to the Germans from the War Rooms.

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The Quiet Room by Terry Miles ~ a Review

by MK French

Emily had nearly won Rabbits, the international and hidden alternate reality game. Now that it's over, she's in a world where the game never existed. Only, every time she goes looking for it, mysterious figures keep showing up.

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