Take the Lead by Alexis Daria ~ a Review

by MK French

Gina Morales never made it to the finals on the reality show The Dance Off, but Stone Nielson, the sexy star of an Alaskan wilderness show, could be her chance. Her producer makes it clear they’re being set up for a showmance, and the two genuinely are attracted to each other. Stone will endure a lot for the show, and fears revealing his family's secrets. Tabloids explode with their smoldering romance, threatening everything. Will they choose fame and fortune, or let love take the lead?

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That Summer in Berlin by Lecia Cornwall ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Hilter is in power and the European elite are trying to establish alliances through marriage, as they have been doing for centuries. Germany is hosting the Olympics and the world is watching. Julia is invited by her Godfather to visit Berlin for the Games and her half-sister Viviane is sent as a chaperone. Viviane's mother is hoping that Viviane will find a husband as she ended her engagement without giving a reason. Viviane doesn't want to go as she has already seen how dangerous Fascism can be. But when called upon to use her photography skills to capture images of important targets (factories, soldiers, etc). Now that is something she is more than happy to do.

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Breaking All the Rules by Amy Andrews ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts 

Sometimes you gotta toss your whole life into a burning dumpster to find what’s most important...

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Of Manners and Murder by Anastasia Hastings ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

It's 1885 London and half-sisters Violet and Sephora live with their Aunt Adelia. Unmarried, Adelia does not live a quiet life. Before sweeping off on a trip with her handsome beau, she confines in Violet (the more sensible one of the two sisters) that she is the famed Agony Aunt Miss Hermione. As she will not be able to answer letters while away, she must ask Violet to do so in her stead. She doesn't give Violet the opportunity to refuse. But did Adelia realize the danger that she was putting her charges in by having Violet give advice to the heartbroken, discouraged, and downtrodden that wrote each week?

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Unnatural History by Jonathan Kellerman ~ a Review

by MK French

In the 38th Alex Delaware novel, psychologist Dr. Alex Delaware and Detective Milo Sturgis investigate the murder of a photographer famous for his latest project: images of homeless people in costume and enacting unfulfilled fantasies. Some see the project as exploitation, especially since he avoided his subjects once the photos were taken. Delaware and Sturgis must determine who killed the photographer. Was it a critic or a member of the photographer's bizarre family?

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Come What Maybe by Kerri Carpenter ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

Kerri Carpenter is a new author for me and I really enjoyed this small-town romance.  Come What Maybe is the first book of a new series and I can't wait to read what happens in the future books.  The series is going to follow the lives of three sisters who were raised by a feisty grandmother in the small town of Seaside Cove.  This book is the oldest sister Lauren's story.

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