Curses, Keys, and Secret Societies by Breanne Randall ~ a Review

by MK French

Eléa Deniz returns to her childhood home and finds that the estate is now the Shadowcraft Academy, an elite graduate school meant to train mages to fight wraiths. Her father is the headmaster with an agenda of his own, and her magic remains finicky. Eléa stays to learn,  and is torn between her first love, Alex, and the irreverent Logan. Elia is also caught between family secrets, a secret society, and the weight of her own magic.

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Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A traditional American woman, a beautiful wife and mother who sells her pioneer lifestyle of raw milk and farm-fresh eggs to her millions of social media followers, suddenly awakens cold, filthy, and terrified in the brutal reality of 1855—where she must unravel whether this living nightmare is an elaborate hoax, a twisted reality show, or something far more sinister in the Good Morning America Book Club's April pick.

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Off Indigo Station by Marc Alan Edelheit ~ a Review

by MK French

As the unexpected head of the Confederation task force, Jim Garrett was responsible for decisions that could save or end millions of lives. Lima-66 is a star system that is central to the factories that the enemy is using to build fleets that can break humanity. They're preparing a secret weapon, so attacking Lima-66 is not only central to saving humanity, but gaining that weapon can ensure survival.

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The Last Page Café by Kate Storey ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Sometimes the last page is just the beginning…

I didn’t discover Kate Storey until late last year but I enjoyed her first two books so much that I couldn’t wait to read her new book and she didn’t disappoint me. (Read my reviews of her first two books The Memory Library and The Forgotten Book Club.)  I really enjoy reading books about books and books that take place in bookstores and I like books about book clubs that bond together to help out members of the club so this book was a real winner for me.

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A Sprinkle of Sweet Serendipity by Rachel Linden ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Paris trained chocolatier and single mother Emmie Wynne gave up her own dreams six years ago when she returned to her Pacific Northwest coastal tourist town to run her family's struggling candy store. Now on her thirty-fourth birthday, Emmie has only one wish, to be granted the vision that every Wynne woman is given once in her lifetime—a shimmering glimpse of her true destiny. This year, when she blows out her candles, it finally comes true.

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Beach House Hotel series Books 6 - 12 by Judith Keim ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

This is a fun series with two feisty women who own the Beach House hotel.

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