The Stolen Book of Evelyn Aubrey by Serena Burdick ~ a Review

by MK French

Evelyn was awestruck by the writing talent her husband William Aubrey possessed when they married in 1898 England. He was jealous of her talent when writer's block hit, and stole a draft of her novel to pass off as his own. Betrayed, Evelyn escaped the marriage and was presumed murdered. In 2006 California, Abigail thought she would never find out who her father was after her mother died. When she finds a photograph of him and the message that her great-great-grandmother was Evelyn Aubrey, Abigail goes to England in search of answers. Abigail soon believes that Evelyn had plans in mind when she left William.

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Dead and Gondola by Ann Claire ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A mysterious man shows up at the Book Chalet during the mystery book club meeting (where they are having a seance no less). He's looking for someone but when she doesn't appear he leaves. However he leave behind his satchel with a pretty valuable book in it. Later when the Christie sisters, who run the bookstore, see him getting on the gondola they try to catch up to him. However, once they reach the bottom of the mountain the man is dead with a knife in his back. Who could have killed him since he was alone in the gondola? Also, where did Ms. Ridge, their ever-efficient bookseller, go? Don't worry, the Christie's are on the case!

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Don't Miss These 4 Romantic Tales

by Susan Roberts

I've had a lot of tragedy in my life in the last several months and found that the genre that kept my interest the most during this time were romance novels.  Yes, they are pretty predictable but they always have a happy ending and characters that you feel like you know in your life.  Here are some of my favorite romances from the last several months

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The Hands of Revenge by JF Lee ~ a Review

by MK French

Magistrate Tao Jun has never liked bureaucracy, so he happily investigates a murder. When he discovers it's the work of a serial killer he'd already taken care of, he takes it personally. Tao Jun investigates the Sickle Killer and the ties to the Jade Beauty, a woman that people would kill to possess.

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Improbably Yours by Kerry Anne King ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

An unusual inheritance leads to a life-changing journey in a novel of romance, secrets, and the treasure of found family.

"Mom says magic isn't real." (p xvii)

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A Hill to Dye On by Rebecca McKinnon ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Now that Jemma has decided to stay in Clear Creek to run her grandmother's yarn shop, she is reconnecting with the friends she made when she spent her childhood summers in the mountain town. When she stumbles upon another dead body, she learns what has changed her best friend from a spunky teen to a less confident adult. Unfortunately, that past may send Kitty to prison unless Jemma can discover the real killer.

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