The Wish List Trip by Kerry Lonsdale and Orly Konig ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

An unputdownable story of sisterhood, self-discovery and how not to smuggle your friend’s ashes through French border control… Addictive, escapist and bittersweet 

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Level Up for Love by Lenora Woods ~ a Review

by MK French

Six years ago, Reagan Riley and Wesley Locke were competitors in their video game design program until Wesley ghosted her after a hookup. Now Reagan has given up on game design to stay close to family. She channels her creative energy into D&D,  but her longstanding group fell apart. She and her sister look into joining a game at the local game store, and the DM is none other than Wesley. When a new game design opportunity opens up, both vie for the opportunity again. Now they have to figure out not only who will win the job, but who will win between them if a new relationship begins.

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6 Bite-Sized Reads: Short Stories & Novellas Under 250 Pages

Have you seen the meme that says something along the lines of it's National Stay Home and Read Day? Well, today is the day to do that. September 6 is National Read a Book Day, and since it is Sunday, most people can stay home - it is the day of rest, after all! We've put together some of our favorite short stories and novellas that you can read in a day.

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A Thousand Painted Hours by Barbara O’Neal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

In the shadow of the London Blitz, artist Elsie Turner clings fiercely to her canvases, refusing to let war dim the colors that define her. The bombs test her nerve, but the struggle also stirs memories of her golden youth in India and of the long-lost love of her life.

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August Libby Haul and Why You Should Get a Library Card

by Donna Huber

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. If you don't have a library card, you are missing out on one of the best resources in your community. In my state, almost every library is part of the statewide system. That means that with one library card, I can check out books at any library in the state (there are a few county systems that aren't part of the system, but the majority of the library systems are). Where I live, I have at least 5 brick-and-mortar libraries within a 30-minute drive. Here are some of my favorite resources I have access to with my library card.

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Cards on the Table by Lana Harper and Jilly Gagnon ~ a Review

by MK French

Tori and Cassie Bishop are descended from a Salem witch, but their Tarot readings don't pay the bills. Rose is a dying, wealthy widow who invites the sisters to her gothic estate to be her "witches in residence." The widow is desperate, and her family is conniving and awful. Some guests are drawn to the sisters in uncomfortable ways. Rose dies after a séance, and her millions vanish overnight. Now Tori and Cassie must untangle a web of greed and deception to clear their names. Someone else in Berwyn House is running their own con, and they’ve set up the sisters to take the fall.

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