A Feather So Black by Lyra Selene ~ a Review

by MK French

Fia is a changeling, left behind by Fair Folk when they stole the High Queen's daughter Eala, and retreated behind the locked gates of Tír na nÓg. The Queen raises Fia as a daughter, training her to be a spy. In Tír na nÓg, Eala is cursed to become a swan by day and girl by night. When a doorway between realms is discovered, Fia is tasked with finding Eala. Along with her is Prince Rogan, Fia's friend, and Eala's betrothed. Fia’s mission is complicated by her feelings for Rogan and her unexpected attraction to the fae lord holding Eala captive. Irian might be a monster, but he understands Fia in a way no one ever has. Time is running out to break her sister's curse, but Fia questions the mission.

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The Girls We Sent Away by Meagan Church ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

I was in high school way back in the 60s and I remember a girl in one of my classes being shunned by everyone because there was a rumor that she was pregnant.  When she disappeared for part of the school year, we knew that it was more than a rumor.  As usual during this time, the girl was sent away in disgrace while the boy continued school and sports.

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Murder at the Island Hotel by Helena Dixon ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A gorgeous island off the English coast, a beautiful hotel perched on the cliffs, a group of glamourous friends… and a suspicious death? Kitty Underhay’s invitation didn’t mention murder!

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What Grows in the Dark by Jaq Evans ~ a Review

by MK French

Sixteen years ago, Brigit Wylan's sister Emma walked into the forest and committed suicide. Now Brigit is investigating paranormal activity, sometimes faking results. She never expected a call from her hometown regarding missing children who had dreamed of Emma in the forest. Brigit and her cameraman Ian are now investigating, getting drawn deeper into it. She can't explain what's happening to her, as she sees trees in her room at night, hears laughter and Emma on the phone. Emma might have been right about a monster in town, and it's been waiting for Brigit to come home.

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The Devil and Mrs. Davenport by Paulette Kennedy ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

The first day of autumn brought the fever, and with the fever came the voices.

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Fox & I by Catherine Raven ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A solitary woman’s inspiring, moving, surprising, and often funny memoir about the transformative power of her unusual friendship with a wild fox, a new window onto the natural world, and the introduction of a remarkable literary talent.

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5 Books to Read for Women's History Month

by Donna Huber

Are you looking for something to read for Women's History Month? Not into nonfiction? Thats okay! I have a couple of fiction books on the list too.

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