The Lioness by Chris Bohjalian ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"Oh, I can't speak for the dead.  And I won't speak for the missing.  I can only tell you what I think happened.  Others - the dead and the missing - would probably have their own versions.  Blame, I can tell you firsthand, is every bit as subjective as truth." (loc69-70)

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Bloomsbury Girls by Natalie Jenner ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

Bloomsbury Girls is the second book by Natalie Jenner. It isn't billed as a sequel to her first novel The Jane Austen Society but a few characters from the first novel make an appearance in the second. 

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First Time for Everything by Henry Fry ~ a Review

by MK French

Danny Scudd left small-town life for London, and after five years he has a stable career as a journalist, a relationship with pretentious Tobbs, and roommates he likes. Unfortunately, it seems that Tobbs wasn't faithful and Danny's roommates want to kick him out to start a family. This leaves Danny moving in with his best friend Jacob, a nonbinary artist living in an East End commune. Navigating queer life, therapy, work, and relationships, Danny must learn who he actually is after all.

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The Memory Keeper of Kyiv by Erin Litteken ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

May we never forget, lest history repeats itself.

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2 Women's Fiction Stories Featuring Women of Color

by MK French

Women's fiction is one of the hottest genres for summer beach reads. If you are looking to add women of color to your lineup this summer then these are great books to toss into your beach bag.

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We Shall Not Shatter by Elaine Stock ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

An unforgettable story of friendship, family, and hope as two courageous young women face one of history's most horrific tragedies.

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