100 Plants to Feed the Birds by Laura Erickson ~ a Nonfiction Review

by Donna Huber

I've read several books from Storey Publishing and have always found them to be informative. As I'm in the process of converting my front yard from grass (okay mostly weeds) to gardens I thought this would be a useful book to get ideas from. 

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Whale Fall by Ann Lambert ~ a Review

by MK French

Marie Russell and Detective Roméo Leduc are finally getting married, but Marie's first love Magnus Sørenson arrives. He's a renowned eco-warrior with plans for a dramatic environmental protest. Roméo and Marie abandon their honeymoon to catch a killer who was at that protest, unearthing long-buried secrets. In this book, love, vengeance, and climate justice go hand in hand.

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The Lindbergh Nanny by Mariah Fredericks ~ a Review

by  Susan Roberts 

A powerful, propulsive novel about America’s most notorious kidnapping through the eyes of the woman who found herself at the heart of this deadly crime.

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A Fractured Infinity by Nathan Tavares ~ a Review

by MK French

Filmmaker Hayes Figueiredo is editing a documentary when physicist Yusuf Hassan shows up. In a future of climate change and the fracture of the United States into smaller countries, Yusuf says Hayes is the key to understanding the Envisioner, a device that can predict the future. At a secret research facility, Hayes discovers that an alternate-universe version of himself designed the Envisioner and sent it to their universe. That version is also married to his universe's version of Yusuf. Hayes is drawn to Yusuf, not just because of this, but soon finds that the two are linked. Unfortunately, their lives together in the other universe ends badly. Hayes is determined to save Yusuf and the many universes whose survival seems to hinge on Yusuf dying.

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Devil's Delight by MC Beaton ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

On the way to her friends' wedding, a naked man in the roadway flags down the car. He tells Agatha and Toni that he saw a dead body, but when they get to the spot in the woods the body is gone. While the cops wave the man off since there's no body, Agatha can't let it go. When a few days later a body is found in the lake, she knows Edward wasn't lying.

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Her First Child by Sheryl Browne ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A perfect mother. A loving daughter. A secret that could destroy them both.

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The Musician by Heloisa Prieto ~ a Review

by MK French

Thomas lost his parents as a child, and all the wealth or talent in the world could never replace them. His only friends are the musical creatures that no one else can see, and music is his connection with them. When his secret is revealed to a group of strangers, they want to steal the creatures. Dr. Alonso and his daughter Dora trick Thomas into joining a cult, and he’s unlikely to ever escape it. However, the Guarani shaman Marlui senses the danger around Thomas and vows to protect him from Dr. Alonso. Can she save Thomas before he gives in to Dora and loses his musical powers?

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