Cold-Blooded Liar by Karen Rose ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Kit grew up in the foster care system. In addition to the trauma associated with that, when she was 15 her foster sister, and best friend, was murdered. The case was never solved, but Kit never came up. She vowed that others would find justice and become a cop. Now a homicide detective she has one of the best records for closing cases and when she isn't working an active case she is going through cold cases - solving many of them. Now she is faced with her toughest case yet at the worst possible time - the anniversary of her sister's murder. Will the case drudge up too many old memories? Can she do what more seasoned detectives have failed to do and catch a serial killer that has been murdering for 20+ years?

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The Rose of Washington Square by Pat Wahler ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

She set out to make her way in a man's world, rising from obscurity into one of the most famous women of her era.

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A Couple of Fantasy Novels to Read

by MK French

There are so many books to be read that sometimes you miss books when they first come out. Today, I'm featuring a couple of fantasy novels that you might have missed when they were new releases.

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The Creative Vegetable Gardener by Kelly Smith Trimble ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

It feels like spring here in the southeast U.S. We had temps in the high 70s and even hit the 80s at the end of the week. I can't wait to start digging in the ground, but the memory of the late freeze we experienced last spring has me holding back. So instead I read about gardening.

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Welcome Me to the Kingdom by Mai Nardone ~ a Review

by MK French

The devastating financial crisis of 1997 is the pivot point for three families in Thailand. One is an Elvis impersonator and his only daughter, one family is abandoned by their white American father when the economy isn't as easy as he thought it would be, and one is a brotherhood of orphaned boys struggling to reach a better life. Sex tourism and Buddhist cults complicate the landscape and opportunities for people caught in an endless cycle dictated by the class they were born in.

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No More Trilogy by Kerry Lonsdale ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

I've read every book that Kerry Lonsdale has written and she just keeps getting better. Her latest trilogy is no exception. If you haven't picked it up yet or like to binge-read series, then now is a great time to start this series as book 3 comes out in March. (If you are a Kindle Unlimited subscriber, you can read the books for free) I'm including my reviews of the first two books in case you missed them when they were originally published and want to know more about the first two books.

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