The Song of the Cell by Siddhartha Mukherjee ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

As some of you are aware, I have a degree in biology. I wanted to be a zookeeper which I did for a year. Now I write about science. Partly because I want to improve my own science writing, partly because I like reading about science, and a tiny part of why I wanted to read this book is because I work in an adjacent field.

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Georgie, All Along by Kate Clayborn ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts 

A wise and witty new novel that echoes with timely questions about love, career, reconciling with the past, and finding your path while knowing your true worth.  

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Missing by Cornelia Spelman ~ a Review

by MK French

Cornelia's mother smoked constantly and loved mysteries. She had five children but soon accused her son of trying to kill her. Banished to a nursing home afterward, her story was hidden until Cornelia began to piece it all together. Using interviews, letters, telegrams, and all kinds of documents, the mystery of her mother's life and the long-lost brother is told here.

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The Mitford Secret by Jessica Fellowes ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

The world is at war, Guy is worried about keeping Maisy in London but Louisa can't bear the thought of sending her away to the country. Deborah Mitford Cavendish is hosting her first Christmas house party, and with her husband away at the front, she insists her friend and former nanny Louisa must join her in the country for a nice quiet holiday. But houses as old as the Devonshire estate hold many secrets. A former maid, on hearing that there is a private investigator staying in the big house, knows now is the time to finally solve on of its mysteries.

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Everything Is Just Beginning by Erin Bartels ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"I wasn't invited.

I should make that clear right off the bat.

Because I don't want you to get the wrong idea about me.  I'm nobody special.  I don't know anybody important and nobody important knows me.  I just happened to know somebody who knew somebody.  Or rather, I happened to have the same name as somebody who knew somebody."  (p 13)

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Last Seen in Santorini by Vivian Conroy ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Atalanta Ashford recently inherited her grandfather's detective business along with some money. For the first time in her life she is free to do as she pleases and has decided to take a vacation. While visiting a small island she is approached by a woman who once knew her grandfather. She implores Atalanta to look into the death of a lady's companion on the nearby island of Santorini. Will Atalanta discover the culprit or will she be the next victim?

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