2 Suspense Novels You Will Want to Read

by Susan Roberts

My sister mentioned Kiersten Modglin as one of her favorites so I read her two most recent books.  I really enjoyed them (thanks sis) and plan to read more of her backlist.

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Falls the Darkness by Mark N. Drake ~ a Review

by MK French

Josine and Jack are still working as investigators a year after their shattering losses. Charles Deverby hires the two to find an employee that went missing on Darkisle in the middle of a dig for thunderstones. The locals were unhappy with the job, and Jack is afraid there's more to the disappearance than anyone is willing to admit.

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Two Books by Male Authors

by Susan Roberts

I don't seem to read many books by male authors but I read two in a row last month -- one had wonderful and believable main characters that I loved and the other had main characters who I felt were shallow and very unlikable.  Here are reviews of both books.

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Come Together: The Science (and Art!) of Creating Lasting Sexual Connections by Emily Nagoski, Ph.D. ~ a Review

by MK French

After researching women's sexuality, Dr. Nagoski has moved on to evaluate the role of sex in long-term relationships. There are many myths regarding desire over the course of relationships, the obstacles that are inevitable, and that enjoyment lessens over time. This is not actually true, and this book points out ways to overcome the destructive myths that are perpetuated.

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For Roger by Laura Drake ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A story of love, truth, and family that shines a light on the shadow between justice and mercy.

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A Quantum Love Story by Mike Chen ~ a Review

by MK French

Carter Cho is a technician at a particle accelerator when it explodes, striking him with a green energy and sending him back four days in time. Stuck in an endless loop with no consequences, he eventually manages to bring Mariana Pineda in with him. Together they must figure out how to break the loop. As they spend time together, they eat the best food that San Francisco has to offer and work through grief, unfulfilling jobs, family, and confronting difficult pasts. They grow close, but breaking the loop might mean giving up the connection between them.

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