Zora Books Her Happy Ever After by Taj McCoy ~ a Review

by MK French

Zora owns a thriving DC bookstore, with no time for romance. Her favorite mystery author agrees to have an event at her store, and Lawrence is every bit as charming as she imagined. He doesn't seem to understand his own books, and the grumpy guy next to her making snide comments is Lawrence’s best friend, Reid. The two are very different, and Zora learns more about both of them as she starts seeing Lawrence. After years of avoiding dating, she suddenly has two handsome men competing for her affection. Zora struggles to choose between them and has the feeling that they’re both hiding something. This is a mystery she’ll solve before she can find her HEA.

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Jam Run by Russell Brooks ~ a Review

by MK French

Eddie Barrow and Corey Stephenson witness a gruesome murder outside a bar within hours of arriving in Montego Bay. Soon they learn of efforts to conceal the corruption of foreign investors as well as sex crimes. Preventing them from solving the murder is finding out that they're being targeted by a ruthless criminal network with a reach far beyond Jamaica.

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Silver Alert by Lee Smith ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

This funny and endearing novel of family, secrets, and aging follows an elderly man who heads off on a joyride with a new young friend—who may have some secrets of her own.

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The Soulmate by Sally Hepworth ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

The Soulmate is a twisty domestic suspense novel that proves nothing—and no one— is ever as it seems. 

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Girl Taking Over: A Lois Lane Story by Sarah Kuhn, illustrator: Arielle Jovellanos ~ a Review

by MK French

Lois Lane is from a small town, but she has a detailed life plan to get her out of it. She won't let setbacks derail that plan, which begins with a summer internship in the big city. She uncovers a scandal, then publishes her own website for young women. When she's caught in a scandal of her own, it might destroy everything she’s worked so hard to create.

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The Devil You know by P. J. Tracy ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

The body of a beloved Hollywood actor is found in the rubble of a Malibu mudslide the day after a fake video ruins his career. Is it an accident, a suicide, or a murder? Detective Margaret Nolan is on the case in this new novel that delves into the many societies of L.A.

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Mastering the Art of French Murder by Colleen Cambridge ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

In post-war France, American Tabitha lives in Paris with her grandfather and uncle. Her domestic skills, particularly cooking, are somewhat lacking. She is fortunate in that her neighbor is Julia Child. Unfortunately, when an acquaintance of Julia's sister is found dead in her apartment building, with Julia's favorite chef's knife as the murder weapon, Julia implores Tabitha to do a little sleuthing. 

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