The Last Letters of Sally and Walter by Cammie McGovern ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A heartwarming story of a curmudgeon and a newcomer who strike up an unlikely friendship over cutthroat Scrabble at their retirement home, outrageously starting something new in their golden eras.

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The Library After Dark by Ande Pliego ~ a Review

by MK French

Aria Stokes lives in a tiny New York apartment, works as a bookseller, and has a burgeoning relationship with bookstore regular Jasper. As a Valentine’s Day surprise, Jasper gets the two of them tickets to an exclusive, after-dark tour of the grandiose and probably haunted Daedalus Library. Aria normally enjoys the macabre, but the last time she was here, she left a body behind. When the automatic door entry malfunctions, Aria, Jasper, and the five other people in their tour group are trapped. They are forced to venture through the rooms and hidden passageways of the Daedalus in search of escape. Then the group learns there’s a murderer in their midst.

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The Afternoon Tea Murders by Helena Dixon ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

London, 1942. Miss Jane Treen is at her desk in Whitehall sipping a strong coffee when she receives an urgent message about her colleague, codebreaker Arthur Cilento. He’s in danger in Devon, and Jane needs to get there sharpish. But before her bags are properly unpacked, the local teashop owner in Arthur’s village is found lying amidst the scones and teacakes… and she’s dead.

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Your Soulmail Is Attached by Joan F. Smith ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

What if everyone in the world found out who their soulmates are at the same time?

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The Library of Flowers by L.C. Chu ~ a Review

by MK French

The Hua women create magical perfumes, and every fifth generation, an eldest daughter can summon true love. Lucy is a fifth-generation daughter, but when her magic failed, she fled Vancouver. Years later, she runs a tiny perfume shop tucked away in Toronto's Kensington Market, keeping her past behind her. A death in the family brings her home again, and she inherits the centuries-old Hua family register, brimming with secrets, formulas, and forgotten truths. As she begins working her way through stories about past generations, she begins to wonder if her magic was truly gone, or simply waiting for her to decide for herself what it means to be a daughter of the House of Hua.

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Double Shadow by Andrew Ludington ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Time-traveling archaeologist Rabbit Ward returns to the past to help save his former adversary and track down a murderous thief in first-century Jerusalem.

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