Gone for Good by Joanna Schaffhausen ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Today is the first day of Fall in the Northern Hemisphere. Here in the southern US, we've been promised some cooler temperatures by the weekend. I'm a bit of a mood reader and in the Fall, I start wanting darker stories, and I have several thrillers on my TBR pile. Today's featured book came out last month, but if you were like me and still trying to cram in a few more beach reads you might have missed it. It is the perfect time to curl up with a blanket and a book you won't want to put down.

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Other People's Things by Kerry Anne King ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A  witty, magical story about improbable connections, difficult gifts, and the unexpected events that heal us and bring us together. 

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Write My Name Across the Sky by Barbara O'Neal ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"You can't steal me from myself

You can't put me on the shelf

Don't ask why

Just write my name across the sky" (p 316)

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3 New Young Adult Novels to Read

by MK French

Whether you are looking for something new to keep your teens reading or you are an adult that enjoys young adult, you are going to want to check out these three new novels.

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3 Anthologies to Read This Fall

by MK French

The leaves are changing and the weather has a bit of a crisp chill. It is the perfect time for horror and speculative fiction. Fall often means busy schedules car pick-up lines and afterschool activities. Short stories are a great way to squeeze in a bit of "me time" while waiting on the kids. 

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A Lesson in Murder by Verity Bright ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Lady Eleanor Swift has been invited to be the guest of honor at her childhood boarding school's Speach Day. As usual, trouble follows when her favorite teacher is found dead in the library. Chief Inspector Hugh Seldon has no choice but to enlist the help of Eleanor and her butler Clifford as his presence at the prestigious all-girls school would raise concern among the wealthier and more powerful parents. Will they be able to solve the case without causing a scandal?

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