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Hush
by James Patterson

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This final book in the Detective Harry Blue series has our heroine locked away in a fierce women' prison. She soon finds herself facing difficult challenges: finding a junkie mother & her child - the family of her arch-nemesis, Detective Commissioner Wood; solving the murder of the prison's doctor; and exonerating her junkie cell mate Dolly of the crime.

The Things We Leave Unfinished
by Rebecca Yarros

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A page-turner, tear-jerker romance I couldn't put down..This story centers on the posthumous completion of the "1st & last " book of a nationally reknowned romance writer. -- an autobiogaphy whose ending was still to be written, with a tug of minds over how to finish it.. Yet another view of the horrors of WWII and the deep love that could flourish & last across the generations. .

Mr. Fixer Upper
by Lucy Score

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Romance novel is easy to relate too about second guessing our own feelings and public opinions. Definitely a book worth reading.

Another Place At The Table
by Kathy Harrison

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I’m all for books about the difficulty in being a foster parent or being involved in the foster care system. However, the way that the author writes about some of the youth in her care - I hope they never have to read those words about themselves. She seemed to have very little positive to say about certain children and it was painful to read at times more due to her attitude of them than just the experiences they suffered.

I Have To Be Perfect
by Timothy L Sanford

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As an MK/TCK, this was a helpful read unpacking some of the disordered thinking that can sometimes come with that experience.

The Sum Of Us
by Heather McGhee

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Renowned AfroAmerican commentator/ researcher reflects on systemic racism. She shows how discrimination by whites is just as harmful to themselves.

Every Breath
by Nicholas Sparks

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Would not be my favorite Nicholas Sparks novel, but definitely in the same style as his usual books. Enjoyed the characters for the most part.

Spring Is In The Air
by Amy Clipston

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Fantastic spring story including three in one. Each story story is a separate book woth the same characters thoughout.

The Exvangelicals
by Sarah McCammon

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An easy-to-read look into why people leave the evangelical church and what tends to happen in the aftermath.

The Worst Best Man
by Lucy Score

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Love romance novels this one is all about opposites attracting. Wait, are they truly opposites or more alike than we realize! The chemistry between Aiden and Frankie is what everyone dreams about. Great book with lots of detailed scenes.