Fun Novel with a Strong Mature Female Protagonist

by Susan Roberts

 

In this funny and inspiring novel, a mess of a heroine is desperate to resolve her past so she can finally rediscover who she was always meant to be.

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The Last Twelve Miles by Erika Robuck ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

From the glamorous world of D.C. Intelligence to the sultry shores of the Straits of Florida, The Last Twelve Miles is based on the true story of two women masterminds trying to outwit each other in a dangerous and fascinating high-stakes game.

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The Confidence Games by Tess Amy ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Emma Oxley and Nellie Yarrow have reinvented themselves as thieves and con women who swindle men who deserve it. They often change their names and minimal digital footprints, and have a reputation as the most trustworthy swindlers on the European black market. To save Nellie, Emma will have to steal a priceless bracelet from a high-security exhibit. This will take a team to pull off, as well as allies willing to help them. She can only hope they make the right decisions along the way.

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The Bookshop Sisterhood by Michelle Lindo-Rice ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

When life rewrites the story, only friendship will see them through.

After years of hard work, four best friends—Celeste, Yasmeen, Toni and Leslie—are finally on the verge of opening the bookstore of their dreams. A place where their community can find solace with an intriguing new read, a comforting beverage and book-loving friends.

But before they can cut the ribbon, their worlds are upended.

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Ready or Not by Andi Porretta ~ a Review

by MK French

Cassie and her three best friends have graduated high school, and she's the only one without a plan for what comes next. Marcy is an artist, Aaron plans to be a lawyer, and Nico is a musician. Before they separate in the fall, Cassie wants to spend August playing the game of dares and risks they invented as kids. It will hopefully cement their friendship and keep the connections between them because she's not ready for a future without them.

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The Wisdom of the Willow by Nancy Chadwick ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

This beautifully written debut novel is about the connection between family and nature.  It's about the seasons of growth and love and sorrow and how they affect a family.

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