Echoes of Us by Joy Jordan-Lake ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A soaring story of an unlikely friendship of three men and one extraordinary woman and the legacy they built―if their own secrets don’t destroy it.

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8 Fantasy Novels to Read This Month

by MK French

October is the month for all things spooky, scary, paranormal, and fantastical. I have a series of posts this month with recommendations for books that will be great to read for Halloween. I have something for everyone (including children). Today, I'm focusing on fantasy novels.

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The Natural World by David Murphy ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

For lovers of Robert Frost, Elizabeth Bishop, and John Keats comes a poetry book about the beauty of nature and people. The Natural World focuses on euphony, imagery, and form. Among those forms are free verse, blank verse, the sestina, sonnet, villanelle, ode, and rondeau. This slim volume is one to luxuriate with by a fire on a winter's night, to read time and again, and to draw you from routine. (Goodreads)

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Meddling with Mistletoe by Liz Johnson ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

Meddling with Mistletoe is a cute Christian Christmas romance.  It has all of the pieces that make it a good romance - the main female character is a failure in her own eyes with plans to go to culinary school if she can just find the money, and the main male character is a serious career person who has been hurt by a girlfriend in the past and isn't interested in romance.  Add in a meddling aunt, a cute little girl, and a Christmas pageant and you can't go wrong.

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Society of Lies by Lauren Ling Brown ~ a Review

by MK French

Maya was looking forward to her reunion at Princeton, especially because her little sister Naomi is graduating. When police say Naomi died in an accident, she suspects there's more to it. As she pieces together the months leading up to Naomi's death, she sees how much Naomi hid from her. Foremost is the fact that Naomi joined the exclusive Sterling Club as Maya had years ago, and had likely been tapped for the secret society within it. She fears that following in her footsteps got Naomi killed and that her secrets won't stay hidden.

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Murder on the Nile by Verity Bright ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

1924. Lady Eleanor Swift and her butler Clifford are touring the great, ancient sights of Egypt on a much-anticipated extended vacation. But when the pair arrive at the docks in Cairo expecting to board the luxurious paddle steamer advertised in their brochure, they are baffled by the crumbling old cruiser waiting for them. And things only go from bad to worse as death stalks the decks of the SS Cleopatra…

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The Perfect Baby by Sam Vickery ~ a Review

by MK French

The narrator is sure that she's ready to be a mother and take care of a baby, and has found the perfect one at the hospital. Unfortunately, the baby isn't hers to take home.

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