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Hidden Nature
by Nora Roberts
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The newest Nora Roberts does not disappoint. Natural Resource officer must solve a mystery while recovering in her childhood home. When she meets newcomer to town, will she find love as well?
Twerp
by Mark goldblatt
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This book was well-written. I was pleasantly surprised. The character development was believable and interesting. The storyline was entertaining. There were meaningful little takeaways throughout the book, and l enjoyed reading it.
The songbird and the heart of stone
by Clarissa Broadbent
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I really liked going into Mische’s story, but I felt the beginning was a little slow. Once things picked up it grabbed my attention and ended on a great cliffhanger!
The Someday Garden
by Ashley Poston
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Very nice book! Some light romance, a mysterious secret garden, and wonderful characters. Lovely book about a woman transforming a long neglected garden.
The first time I saw him
by Laura david
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Great sequel to the book The last thing he told me. It kept my attention. I read it quickly because I wanted to know how it ended. I highly recommend these two books. The storyline is believable, and the characters are likable, even the bad guys.
Against The Grain
by Peter Lovesey
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Now I am curious about the other books in the series. Since obviously this is the last one. This one was interesting and was able to stand alone., but I felt like I missed out on a lot of the history.
The Once and Future Queen
by Paula Lafferty
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A fun and engaging re-imagining of Arthurian legend, I found myself quite enjoying this book. I especially found Vera's perspective and constant struggle with her sense of inadequacy to be well-balanced with her drive and strength of personality. She's undoubtedly a fish out of water in this story, and is constantly learning/receiving help from others, but she has a strong voice and refuses to be passive in her decision-making. This is highlighted by her varied and very distinct dynamics with the supporting cast. If there was one thing I'd have liked to see more, it would have been the inclusion of more female characters, because, despite how enjoyable Vera as a character is to read, I feel like the story and world would benefit from giving her more women to interact with and talk to. I'll still be checking out the followup when it comes out, and hope we get more women in that one.
Gay the Pray Away
by Natalie Naudas
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I really wish they went more into the development of the girls’ relationship. It felt very rushed and abrupt. However, an important story as this sadly happens to people out there.
Random Harvest
by James Hilton
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Love the 1942 movie version and finally got around to reading the book. Fascinating because it’s the exact same story but the movie tells it in chronological order while the book keeps the protagonist’s “memory loss” years from the reader until the very end.
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Molly misses her mom before her father was murdered. Her fathers things are missing like his books, his favorite jacket and other things in his lifetime
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