The States by Norah Woodsey ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Tildy Sullivan is the middle child in an elite yet fading Manhattan family. Her quiet practicality hides her deep, profound longing for childhood summers in western Ireland. She also carries a secret regret. After her mother’s death, she’s persuaded to abandon Ireland and the love of the local boy, Aiden.

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Bound in Blood edited by Johnny Mains ~ a Review

by MK French

This anthology involves cursed books, Eldritch tomes, and haunted bookstores, with stories from many of the well-known names in horror. ter. 

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Exposure by Ava Dellaira ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A life-changing moment encompasses conflicting truths that echo across time, in this powerful, provocative debut.

One night, two people, four sides of a story.

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Casket Case by Lauren Evans ~ a Review

by MK French

After a tragedy, Nora Clanton moved back to Rabbittown, Alabama, and took over the family casket business. There are few potential romantic partners there until she meets Garrett Bishop, a logistics coordinator, whose job has long hours, lots of travel, and urgent calls in the middle of the night. Garrett is present when some of Rabbittown’s residents suddenly pass away. It turns out that he's the logistics coordinator for Death. How can she reconcile his job with the potential for love?

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Awake For Ever in a Sweet Unrest by Chuck Rosenthal ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Deep within the hidden library of Los Angeles' iconic poetry venue, Beyond Baroque, all modern electronics mysteriously fail. There, 19-year-old Beatriz encounters Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley, who promises a magical adventure back to 19th-century Europe.

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No Address by Ken Abraham ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Many people look at the homeless population in this country and quickly think that they must be addicts or criminals, that they are dangerous and just need to get a job to get out of their current circumstances.  No Address is based on real people who are homeless and gives an entirely different view of why and how people got into this lifestyle.  I guarantee you'll view the homeless differently after you read this book. I know that I do!

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