The Perfect Afternoon Read for Sci-Fi Fans

by Donna Huber

Ada Lamarr may have gotten to the spaceship wreck first, but looter’s rights won’t get her far when she’s got a hole in the side of her ship and her spacesuit is almost out of air. Fortunately for her, help arrives in the form of a government salvage crew—and while they reluctantly rescue her from certain death, they are not pleased to have an unexpected passenger along on their classified mission.

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The Truth According to Ember by Danica Nava ~ a Review

by MK French

When Ember Lee Cardinal's resumé is rejected for the thirty-seventh time, she erases her Native American heritage. Before she can change her mind, she gets an accounting job. Everything seems to be looking up. Danuwoa Colson, the IT guy and fellow Native seems to actually be interested in her too. Despite the no-dating policy at work, they start seeing each other secretly. After a scheming colleague blackmails Ember, her lies begin to grow exponentially. She must make the hard decision to either stay silent or finally tell the truth, which could cost her everything.

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Memories of the Lost by Barbara O'Neal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

An unsuspecting artist uncovers her late mother’s secrets and unravels her own hidden past 

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5 Great Fantasy Novels You Won't Want to Miss

by MK French

You will want to add these great fantasy novels to your TBR pile.

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Wordhunter by Stella Sands ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

An utterly original and compulsively readable detective story about a woman who uses her uncanny ability to analyze words and speech patterns to help solve crimes.

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Between a Flock and a Hard Place by Donna Andrews ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Meg's neighbors, the Smetkamps', have won a makeover for their old home from Marvelous Mansions, a flashy, yet dubious company, focused on making historic homes more "modern." The company already several days into its makeover of the Smetkamps' house, and tensions are running high--not only between the officious, demanding Mrs. Smetkamp and her neighbors, but also between her and the renovation crew. Meg, who is trying to keep the peace and prevent the makeover crew from trampling on every clause of the county's building code, arrives at the Smetkamps to find that Caerphilly's resident flock of feral turkeys has moved into their yard--or been relocated there by someone who wanted to cause them trouble.

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Native Culture is Represented in Sofia Robleda's Fascinating Historical Novel

by MK French

In 1551 Guatamala, Don Alonso raises his daughter Catalina Cerrato alone. He holds sway over the lower class of indigenous people, but Catalina wants to honor not only her Spanish aristocratic heritage but that of her Maya noblewoman mother. She had promised to preserve the Propol Vuh, a secret and forbidden history of the K'iche people. With the ability to commit stories to memory, Catalina hopes to rewrite the stories. She has an ally in Juan de Rojas, whose rule was compromised by the Spanish invasion, but her father grows even more tyrannical.

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