The Wedding Setup by Sonali Dev ~ a Review

by MK French

Seven years ago, Ayesha Shetty's brother died. At that moment, she put away her wild girl tendencies and became the dutiful daughter her mother needed her to be, taking on her brother's role in the family business. Her friend's wedding is just the escape she needs, but her mother is set on fixing her up. Ayesha soon sees Emmitt Hughes, her brother's best friend and the man she once was willing to give up family duties for. What will her choice be now?

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The Last House on the Street by Diane Chamberlain ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A community’s past sins rise to the surface. The Last House on the Street when two women, a generation apart, find themselves bound by tragedy and an unsolved, decades-old mystery.

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3 Books for Fans of Thrillers

by MK French

Thrillers are fun any time of the year, but they seem particularly great for cold winter nights. Perhaps it is the early darkness, the chill in the air, or the cozy blanket you grip tightly during the particular tense moments. If you are looking for an awesome thriller for your winter night, I have a crime thriller, a historical thriller, and a young adult thriller to recommend today.

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Fixed: The Fine Art of Problem Solving by Amy E. Herman ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Fixed was the last book I read in 2021. It would be an excellent read if you made any New Year's resolutions about improving workplace or personal relationships. If perception, situational awareness, and problem-solving are part of your job or as a volunteer, then you will want to pick up this book as well.

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Kindred by Alechia Dow ~ a Review

by MK French

Joy Abara is a poor commoner mind linked to Duke Felix Hamdi. In their interplanetary kingdom, minds are linked from birth between classes, allowing everyone to have a say. But the royal family is publicly killed and Felix is framed for their murders. The pair had been kept apart for years, but now are on the run together. Rather than looking at any of the kingdom's civilized worlds, they head for a backwater planet without technology... Earth.

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The Girl from Paris by Ella Carey ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

The Girl from Paris is set in Paris and in New York City. It begins in 1918 as World War I is close to ending but the devastation from the German artillery continues to make it unsafe in Paris. 

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