5 Fantasy Novels to Add to Your TBR Pile

by MK French

I love all sorts of fantasy novels and there are many great fantasy novels coming out this month. Today, I tell you about two young adult novels that came out yesterday and a romantic fantasy and another young adult novel that come out later this month. I wrap up with a new adult fantasy novel that was published back in January. I would love to hear about the fantasy novels you are enjoying - leave a comment!

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The Reading List by Sara Nisha Adams ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"The girl was right - Naina would be proud, not just because he'd read a book quickly...but because today he took himself out of his comfort zone, and for a few moments of his day, he'd made a brand new friend." (p 108) 

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One Night Only by Catherine Walsh ~ a Review

by MK French

Sarah Anderson copes with her high-stress architecture job by having one-night stands. After some letdowns at work, she’s looking forward to her best friend’s wedding in Ireland. It’s beautiful there, but the best man turns out to be the last one-night stand she had back in New York. She has to deal with that awkwardness, then missing him when she returns to New York.

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The Girls from the Beach by Andie Newton ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"A single diary entry dated 1945.  'We'd heard stories about the nurses in tent seven.  A secret mission, stolen money, and spies, some of them posing as soldiers.  One thing I know for certain:  Kit was involved.  She might be the only person who can shed light on those five days in September and tell the world what happened when he women went missing.'"  (loc 19)

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Dearest Mother and Dad by Christina Thompson ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

As you know I read a lot of WWII fiction, but I've read very little about other wars. I've been trying to fix that and read a few WWI stories. So when I saw Dearest Mother and Dad was about the Korean War, I was intrigued. Like the kid in the book, I know very little about the Korean War. In fact, just about everything I know about that war I learned from watching M*A*S*H.

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The Ocean In Winter by Elizabeth de Veer ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

I love books about sisters.  I am the oldest of three sisters and know that no matter what is going on in our lives, there is a special connection between us.  The Ocean in Winter is a beautifully written book about three sisters who are working to connect with each other after several years of estrangement.  

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