Go Back in Time With These 2 Books of Historical Fiction

by Donna Huber

I love reading historical fiction. There is so much about the past that I don't know about and the storytelling of a fictional story can immerse the reader in the past. I read a lot of WWII fiction but I've been trying to branch out to other time periods. I'm particularly intrigued by Russian history. 

If you are a paperback reader, both of these novels will be available in paperback in July 2024!

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Mind Games by Nora Roberts ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A suspenseful new novel of tragedy and trauma, love and family, and the evil that awaits.

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Shooting for Stars by Christine Webb ~ a Review

by MK French

High schooler Skyler Davidson is determined to finish her late mother's research on neutron stars. Aspiring videographer Cooper helps her film a submission for a NASA internship without telling her father. The two grow closer, but her father also has a new love interest. This makeup influencer will remain silent about Skyler’s NASA plans if she gets to know her. Will her dream collapse, or can Skyler and her father reconcile?

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It's Beach Reads Season! Add these books to your beach bag

by Susan Roberts

Summer is almost here and it's time to start thinking about the best beach books to put in your bag for your trip to the beach or lake.  If you can't get away this year, reading these books can still put you in a beach frame of mind.  Here are some books that I am looking forward to this summer:

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Nonna Maria and the Case of the Lost Treasure by Lorenzo Carcaterra ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

As Nonna Maria's longtime friend and sometimes colleague, Captain Murino of the Ischian carabinieri never wanted to see harm brought to the doorstep of everyone's favorite espresso-brewing, counsel-giving amateur sleuth. But when you live a long life, you're bound to make a few enemies. And when those enemies come calling, you have to rely on friends. Faced with an assassin seeking revenge for a decades-old grudge, Captain Murino has no choice but to turn to Maria, who must use all her neighborly resources, clever faculties, and web of connections to save him from his perilous predicament.

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5 Light Fantasy Reads for Those Looking for Escape

by MK French

A dark and twisted fantasy novel can be great but sometimes you just want something lighter with all the fantastical elements of the fantasy genre. If you are looking for some light fantasy to toss in your beach bag take a look at these humorous and romantic fantasy novels.

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