The Oxford Guide to Scandal and Lies by Kate Westbury ~ a Review

by MK French

Ginevra Bishop went to Oxford in 1951 as her mother once did to prove she's more than a debutante. Sidney Braithwaite is studying there to avoid the mining village of his childhood and the nightmares of war. The two clash in just about every possible way, but MI5 needs their help. A Soviet spy is at the college, and their agent was poisoned. Gin and Sid now must join forces to track down the spy, if the sparks between them don't ruin the operation first.

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Trust No One by Mary Burton ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

After seventeen years away, public defender Raine Hale returns to her family’s crumbling Virginia estate when her estranged cousin Maria is hospitalized following a near-fatal cyanide poisoning. As sole beneficiary of Hale House and guardian to Maria’s five-year-old daughter, Molly, Raine confronts a troubling legacy she vowed never to revisit ― and is thrust into a deadly mystery.

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Four Fantasy Novels to Enjoy this Fall

by MK French

It's officially Autumn! Are you ready to pull out the cozy blankets and pumpkin spice drinks? I have a variety of fantasy novels for you to choose from today. Whether it is a cozy fantasy, a supernatural thriller, or a paranormal romance you are looking for, you can go wrong adding these to your fall reading list.

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Building 903 by Lois Lowry ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Twins Tessa and Theo live in a world ruled by the tyrannical Kozris, where there are no dangers or rebels… or so they've been told. In this world, citizens live long lives, and while many hate Koziris, they are comfortable and safe. So, when Tessa's brother disappears, nobody wants to discuss it. But then Miriam, their 135-year-old neighbor, slips Tessa a key – not only to her brother's disappearance, but to the source of all real magic … books.

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You Know Why by J. T. Ellison ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

A suspenseful domestic thriller about identity, revenge, and the dangerous secrets kept hidden from the ones we love most.

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How to Write a Murder by Jessica Brody ~ a Review

by MK French

The prestigious writing retreat is held at a former monastery high up in the mountains, where there is no wifi or cell service. Famous mystery author Ian McCloud is the keynote speaker, and many of the invited writers at the conference have a conflicted relationship with him. As a landslide knocks out the road and phone line, Ian is found dead. All the killer has to do is follow the rules of writing a mystery, and they might get away with murder. 

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