Under Her Spell by K. L. Cerra ~ a Review

by MK French

Liv Edwards has a fiancé, an apartment in Boston, and plans to launch a career in law. Her façade falters when her childhood best friend Sam asks for help years after Liv destroyed their friendship. Liv wants to repair the damage and returns to her small New England hometown, but Sam is gone under mysterious circumstances. Sam changed since high school, living and working with former odd girls Eden and Cora. Liv reconnects with them hoping for answers and learns more about their fairytale bridal boutique. A dark reality could be lurking not just in the boutique, but within Liv herself.

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4 New World War II Historical Fiction Books

by Susan Roberts

Today I have reviews of four new books that take place during WWII.  The first three are similar in some ways - they feature dual timelines and strong and resilient women and they are all based on real people or real situations. The fourth one is about an ordinary man who decides to make a difference.

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Murder in the Countryside by Helena Dixon ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A meandering drive on a beautiful day, a visit to a local apple orchard, a chance for Bertie the dog to stretch his legs but… has Kitty Underhay just found a dead farmer?

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Sumerians Trilogy by Emily H. Wilson ~ a Review

by MK French

If you enjoy mythology, then you'll want to check out this series. The first two books are available and if Wilson keeps to the schedule book three should be published next August.

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Between Two Sounds by Joonas Sildre ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Between Two Sounds follows the life of world-famous composer Arvo Pärt from his birth in Estonia in 1935 through 1980, when the Soviets forced him to emigrate because of the nonconformist and religious nature of his music.

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4 Fantasy Novels for Fall Reading

by MK French

Pumpkin spice is popping up everywhere which means Halloween is just around the corner. Fall fantasy novels are often darker to match the shorter days and longer nights. If fantasy is your go-to genre for Halloween reads, then get your list out for these upcoming titles.

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Something Borrowed by Rachel Scott McDaniel, Susie Finkbeiner, Allison Pittman ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

One perfect dress―three different love stories

Three wars, three love stories all connected by one perfect wedding dress.  The authors are all popular authors in the Christian historical fiction genre.

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