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February 11, 2023

Of Manners and Murder by Anastasia Hastings ~ a Review

by Donna Huber


It's 1885 London and half-sisters Violet and Sephora live with their Aunt Adelia. Unmarried, Adelia does not live a quiet life. Before sweeping off on a trip with her handsome beau, she confines in Violet (the more sensible one of the two sisters) that she is the famed Agony Aunt Miss Hermione. As she will not be able to answer letters while away, she must ask Violet to do so in her stead. She doesn't give Violet the opportunity to refuse. But did Adelia realize the danger that she was putting her charges in by having Violet give advice to the heartbroken, discouraged, and downtrodden that wrote each week?

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February 10, 2023

Unnatural History by Jonathan Kellerman ~ a Review

by MK French


In the 38th Alex Delaware novel, psychologist Dr. Alex Delaware and Detective Milo Sturgis investigate the murder of a photographer famous for his latest project: images of homeless people in costume and enacting unfulfilled fantasies. Some see the project as exploitation, especially since he avoided his subjects once the photos were taken. Delaware and Sturgis must determine who killed the photographer. Was it a critic or a member of the photographer's bizarre family?

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February 9, 2023

Come What Maybe by Kerri Carpenter ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts
 

Kerri Carpenter is a new author for me and I really enjoyed this small-town romance.  Come What Maybe is the first book of a new series and I can't wait to read what happens in the future books.  The series is going to follow the lives of three sisters who were raised by a feisty grandmother in the small town of Seaside Cove.  This book is the oldest sister Lauren's story.

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February 8, 2023

Station Eternity by Mur Lafferty ~ a Review

by Donna Huber


Mallory Viridian seems to attract murder wherever she goes. She has an almost psychic ability to recall details and make connections at the murder scenes - often leading to her being suspect number 1. Tired of all the deaths she cannot stop, she jumps at the chance to board an alien space station.   Another human - one who was supposed to have been murdered at a party Mallory was attending - pilots a space shuttle that is often docked at Station Eternity. With no other humans around the deaths stop and Mallory lives a relatively quiet life. However, when a human transport is scheduled to dock with the space station, Mallory is worried. Xan is worried but for an entirely different reason.

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February 7, 2023

The Sound of Light by Sarah Sundin ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts
 

The Sound of Light
is about the bravery and resilience of the Danish people during WWII as they worked to get Jewish people to safety.  The author has done deep research and it shows on every page.  The characters she's created are very likable people who want to help other people despite the personal danger.

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February 6, 2023

Not Your Ex's Hexes by April Asher ~ a Review

by MK French


Rose Maxwell stepped down from her role as Prima and now will focus on herself. When she's sentenced to community service, it's at the animal sanctuary that half-demon veterinarian Damian Adams runs. They had a one-night stand, and now that attraction grows more intense. Working with demons comes easily to Rose, pushing Damian back into the world of demons he left behind. He doesn't approve of her becoming a Hunter, but telling her no all but assures she'll do it anyway. He cares far too much about Rose, but can't let that happen; cursed by his ex, if he falls in love, he'll lose his humanity as well as his heart.

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February 5, 2023

Cheddar Late Than Dead by Linda Reilly ~ a Review

by Donna Huber


When former classmate Klarrissa's wedding shower venue falls through she is desperate for a new place, which is easily fixed - best friend and wedding planner Dawn's family home would be perfect. But what will they do for food? One bite of one of Carly's signature grilled cheese sandwiches and she that Carly must cater the event. It's winter so the restaurant is slow and Carly has a deep need to help anyone she can. Really what could go wrong?

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