The American Daughters by Maurice Carlos Ruffin ~ a Review

by MK French

Ady and her mother Sanite are enslaved to a businessman in the French Quarter of New Orleans, often reminiscing on their family's rebellious history. When separated, Ady is directionless, until she meets Lenore, a free Black woman who invites Ady to become a spy. Their group is called the Daughters, and Ady now chooses liberation and a new future.

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The Resort by Sara Ochs ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Welcome to paradise. We hope you survive your stay...

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We Must Not Think of Ourselves by Lauren Grodstein ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A heart-wrenching story of love and defiance set in the Warsaw Ghetto, based on the actual archives kept by those determined to have their stories survive World War II.

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A Yellow House in the Mountains by Glenn Hileman ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

A Yellow House in the Mountains is a story of overcoming adversity. Lyle and Marylin lean on each other to build a legacy never to be forgotten. Challenges come early and often, yet, their determination and faith push them forward in pursuing their dreams.

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3 Novels of Crime Fiction to Satisfy Your Inner Detective

by MK French

Do you love a mystery, a thriller or a suspense novel? Crime fiction has quite the draw to it as we seek justice for the characters as we play armchair detective.

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2 Mysteries to Cozy Up With

by Donna Huber

When I want a light read I usually turn to cozy mysteries. I read all sorts: culinary, library/bookstore, paranormal, etc. I also try a lot of new-to-me series sometimes there are only a few books in the series when I discover it and other times there are a whole bunch. Recently I read two cozy mysteries - one is book 3 in the series and the other is book 26 in its series.

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Dance of Stars and Ashes by Nisha Tuli ~ a Review

by MK French

When she arrived in Dharati, Zarya discovered her true power with magic and fighting skills and discovered that the mysterious stranger in her dreams was named Rabin. Now she knows he's a warrior prince, but he's also arrogant and irritating, with dangerous secrets of his own. She wants nothing to do with him, and would rather help her friends complete a ceremony to protect the city. Her mind is fixed on saving her home and finding the origin of her magic. Every step she takes brings her back to Rabin. Is it an enchantment or desire?

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