The Irish Child by Daisy O'Shea ~ a Review

by MK French

With her marriage over, Erin goes to Roone Bay, Ireland to start over and unravel the story behind the mysterious note in her family’s ancient Bible. She wants to know more about her ancestor Nellie, both what drove her to leave for America as well as whether or not she ever found her daughter Annie. Erin doesn't know where to start looking, and former lifeboat volunteer and historian Finn finally agrees to help her after a rainstorm forces him to save her life. The two grow closer and share stories, and a devastating discovery makes her question whether this truly will be her forever home.

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The Truth About the Devlins by Lisa Scottoline ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

TJ Devlin is the charming disappointment in the prominent Devlin family, all of whom are lawyers at their highly successful firm—except him. After a stint in prison and rehab for alcoholism, TJ can’t get hired anywhere except at the firm, in a make-work job with the title of investigator.

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Capture Your Tween's Imagination With These Two Middle Grades Adventure Novels

by MK French

We are in the throes of the dog days of summer when kids may be bored with the regular schedule of summer time activities. Surprise them with a new book or two to keep them entertained until the new school year begins. 

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11 Books for a Post-Apocalyptic Book Club

by Donna Huber

Last week my post-apocalyptic book club chose its next 11 books to read. We meet in person at the local library but also offer a virtual option. We have several people join us from other states, so if you are interested in discussing any of these books, let me know. 

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Civilisation Française by Mary Fleming ~a Review

by Susan Roberts

I'm drawn to books that take place in Paris - sometimes it ends up being a great book and sometimes it doesn't.  This one ended up being a great choice.  It's character-driven driven so there's not a lot of action but what marvelous characters exist in the pages of this book.  Plus there are references and descriptions of places all over Paris which really made me fall in love with it.

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Under the Summer Sky by Debbie Macomber ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Can you have a marriage without love? Two unconventional love stories explore the role of lust, love, and duty in marriage.

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You Cannot Mess This Up by Amy Weinland Daughters ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A True Story That Never Happened

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