Rewitched by Lucy Jane Wood ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

I had Rewitched by Lucy Jane Wood on my list to read for Halloween last year, but as they say, best laid plans. Instead of waiting until this fall, I decided I needed something light and fun to read now that wasn't necessarily a cozy mystery. 

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Two Thrillers for Your Summer Reading

by MK French

If you are looking for something a little on the dark side for your summer reading, check out these two new novels. 

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Queen of the Orchard by Kimberly Thomas ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

Emma Carlisle has spent her entire life rooted in the red clay soil of her family’s Georgia peach orchard. While others dream of adventure, Emma finds solace among the trees, pouring her heart into the land her father built. 

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Death and the Librarian by Victoria Gilbert ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

It’s summertime in Virginia, but things are about to get out of hand when murder darkens the annual arts festival.

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4 Magical Reads to Add to Your TBR List

by MK French

Add a little magic to your summer reading with these four books. They aren't all pure fantasy, in case that's not your thing, but magic plays a role in each of the plots.  

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The Unraveling of Julia by Lisa Scottoline ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

I've listened to a LOT of audiobooks this year, and I was starting to think I might be experiencing burnout as none I've listened to recently have really held my attention. After listening to The Unraveling of Julia, I think it was just the books because I didn't want to put this one down.

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The Odds of Getting Even by Amanda Sellet ~ a Review

by MK French

Resort employee Jean Harrington meets Charlie in the middle of the night, and the two click. She teaches him poker, and they get to know each other, but there are people trying to find him. Charlie leaves without a word, and Jean won't let that go. She chases him across an ocean and to the small town where his famous family lives. Jean wants the upper hand, but maybe Charlie can call her bluff.

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