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Frost and Venom Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko Posted September 8, 2026 Harlow Frye is a surgical/trauma nurse living in Knightly
with her sisters at heart, surrounded by the Sierras. Her
reason for living there is partly to escape her past and her
parents – a senator and his wife who believe they are
above the law. Despite trying to ... 
The Duke's Forbidden Romance Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted September 8, 2026 Lady Cordelia Grace Alice Dorval is the eldest of six
sisters. When their papa dies, the estate passes to a male
cousin, naturally enough for the times, and the young ladies
are provided with a sparse amount to get themselves properly
married. THE DUKE’S FORBIDDEN... 
Fury in Death Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko Posted September 8, 2026 Lieutenant Eve Dallas had just closed a case of
accidental death when an elderly man trying to change a
lightbulb falls from a ladder. An accident and a relief for
the woman who just wanted to go home. Moments later she
finds herself looking at what she can only c... 
Rider of Dragons Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted September 8, 2026 This New Adult story involves bars, knives, drunkenness,
villains, and violence against women and men, but at heart
it’s about a girl and her beloved dragon. Genevieve
from a merchant family wants to compete in the dragon races,
but no female RIDER OF DRAGONS<... 
Kiss Slay Replay Reviewed by Sandra Martin Posted September 8, 2026 KISS SLAY REPLAY by Rachel Harrison is
a time-loop nightmare as Willa Sullivan relives a blood-
soaked wedding reception over and over. As the monsters
change in each scenario, Willa refines her ... 
Wild Horse Summer Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted September 2, 2026 This is a book for older teen readers who love the
outdoors and stories about people finding themselves.
Sometimes you have to leave home to know who you are.
WILD HORSE SUMMER begins in America, in the lush
setting of Vermont, but the actual novel starts... 
No God but Us Reviewed by Bharti C Posted August 31, 2026 No God but Us is the debut novel by Bobuq
Sayed. The author is Australian-born, of Afghan origin,
and is now based in New York. The author has been writing
for almos... 
The Dog Park Murders Reviewed by Sandra Martin Posted August 31, 2026 Welcome to Labrador Falls. Stop by What The Fluff pet
groomers, where the always-positive Juliette Macintyre
grooms your dogs into beautiful creations. Next, stop at
Brewed Awakening for coffee, a pastry, and a curt greeting
from the grumpy owner, Joel Cunningham.... 
Whistler Reviewed by Bharti C Posted August 31, 2026 Anyone who reads and enjoys Literary Fiction enjoys Ann
Patchett's books. I have always wanted to read more of
her books, after reading only one other book by her. I find
her ... 
Running Wild Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted August 25, 2026 Subtitled A Girl, a Wild Horse, and a Fight to Belong,
this tale of the Shackleford Banks combines many popular
elements in a teaching story. Look at that gorgeous cover. I
was sold immediately. The book RUNNING WILD by Lisa
Morgan was originally publishe... 
The Secrets We Hide Reviewed by Sandra Martin Posted August 25, 2026 Welcome to North Falls, a small town where your family
name holds a lot of weight and your secrets can get you
killed. When a mother and daughter are shot in their home,
Sheriff Emmy Clifton knows the answers to the crime lie
somewhere in the town’s history in 
Chelsea Girls Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted August 25, 2026 Having previously been sent on deep dives into Google
Images by reading historical fiction based on real persons,
I found it happening again. CHELSEA GIRLS looks at fashion
in London. Mary Quant was a self-made fashion designer, and
her iconic designs and clothing... 
A Tail of Cakes and Murder Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted August 21, 2026 Malvern View Retirement Village reappears for another
shocking tale of corruption, scandal and – well, okay,
that is putting it too strongly. But there is definitely a
murder. A TAIL OF CAKES AND MURDER continues this cosy
series set in a quiet English village, wh... 
Daggerbound Reviewed by Make Kay Posted August 20, 2026 In Book 2 of the Swordheart series, T. Kingfisher brings
us another fun and campy queer romantasy with a group of
misfits on a quest of sorts. Fans of
Kingfisher’s Paladin books, The Saint
of Steel, and the Clocktaur War series will be excited to
... 
The Chinese Lady Reviewed by Gabrielle Lee Posted August 17, 2026 This book is a work of fiction that lets readers imagine
what the life of the real-life Chinese Lady might have been.
This book is set in four different eras for her and what
they might have been like for her. It begins with a
concubine’s daughter and takes the re... 
Matcha on Monday Reviewed by Bharti C Posted August 17, 2026 Matcha on a Monday by author Michiko
Aoyama. If you have read What You Are Looking for Is
in t... 
The Magic We Made Reviewed by Jennifer Rummel Posted August 15, 2026 Frankie isn’t thrilled with the witchy tourists
flocking to her small Connecticut town. When her
neighbor’s renter comes complaining to her about
ghosts stealing their food, Frankie can’t help but
laugh. She doesn’t believe in ghosts any more than she
believes in ... 
Have a Great Summer Reviewed by Susan Dyer Posted August 13, 2026 Francesca Cocchi is a force to be reckoned with when it
comes to heart-tugging stories, and she is now an auto-buy
author for me! HAVE A GREAT SUMMER is a debut novel and the
perfect book to get lost in! Francesca is going to be the
voice in women’s fiction, and s... 
A Beautiful Lie Reviewed by Janilyn Kocher Posted August 13, 2026 A BEAUTIFUL LIE artfully disguises a character who is bent and delusional but oh so pleasing. Emily provides a useful service that tends to overwhelm
most people. She helps her clients declutter and get
organized. There is much more to Emily than her color-... 
City Of Widows Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted August 13, 2026 Afghanistan during the early return of the Taliban is the
focus of this story. Marjan and her daughter Hawa have left
a rural village for Kabul, the capital, but now, so has
everyone else who can. CITY OF WIDOWS is a reference made by
a woman in the shelter where ... 
He Falls First Reviewed by Sandra Wurman Posted August 8, 2026 Be prepared to fall in love with two awesome families, quirky characters, and even a parrot who is the comic relief in many scenes. Lots of action and living and learning are happening in
the small town of Star Falls, Sonoma County. HE FALLS FIRST
is action-... 
The Witching Hours Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko Posted August 8, 2026 Welcome to Heather Graham’s new Krewe F.B.I. series, The Crows, with THE WITCHING HOURS as its premiere book. Skye McMahon is one of the special people in the world,
though she was never sure it wasn’t a curse. She sees
things. She can walk into a c... 
You'll Be Sorry Reviewed by Sandra Wurman Posted August 8, 2026 Typical Lisa Gardner wit and sarcasm. Love it. I can’t think of any other author of crime novels who could have me smiling and possibly laughing aloud while conveying the story about a missing family of six. And let’s not forget the dog named Dog. YOU’LL BE ... 
The Irish Girl Reviewed by Clare O'Beara Posted August 8, 2026 Poplar in the industrialised East End of London is an
unforgiving place for a widow with small children. Having
taken up inadvertently with a lout, Mrs Connell soon regrets
it. THE IRISH GIRL is her daughter Ivy, who aged just
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