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Famous In A Small Town
by Viola Shipman
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Another beautiful book by this author about family, friendship and love.
Tools Of Engagement
by Tessa Bailey
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Third in a series, this was a fun, quick, easy read. Fun, romance, relationship trouble (personal and family) and a lot of detailed adult activity.
Stay Awake
by Megan Goldin
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I really liked this book a lot. I found it fun and interesting. I also loved the time jumps. Goldin writes good stuff. Escape was still her best, but this was still excellent. My one issue was the time in London was never fully resolved. But I recommend all her work.
A Flicker In The Dark
by Stacy Willingham
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Not as terrifying as I thought it would be. Kind of predictable.
The Only One Left
by Riley Sager
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Entertaining mystery. Kept me interested throughout. Loved the many twists and turns, especially at the end. Many red herrings that I fell for hook line and sinker. Health care worker suspected of assisting her very ill mother, who was in excruciating pain, to take her own life by leaving out pills for her to take. After a suspension from her job, the only job available to her was caregiver, for a rumored murderer, who needs complete care, who lives an isolated life in a crumbling mansion on a cliff, called Hope House. What could go wrong? Plenty…
The Latecomer
by Jean Hanff Korelitz
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This was somewhat of a page-turner. There were times when I thought, this is it, I'm done; where is this going? But when I was two-thirds through the book, I wanted to know when the Latecomer would appear. Then it happened and from then on it was Wowza! Four stars just because of the last third of the story. LOL
Cottage By The Sea
by Debbie Macomber
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Annie Marlow;s world has been torn apart by tragedy and she heads to the one place that makes her happy: Oceanside in the Pacific Northwest, the destination of many family vacations when Annie was a teenager. Once there, the people she meets begin to restore her broken spirit, but it is a local painter, Keaton, who helps Annie fix up her rental cottage by the sea; and she is drawn to his quiet, peaceful nature which offers her both comfort and reprieve from her grief, and the two begin to grow closer. Then events threaten to undo the contentment Annie has come to enjoy. When the opportunity of a lifetime lands in her lap, she is torn between a new journey toward success and the safe and secure arms of the haven—and the man—she’s come to call home and she finds that the best way to fix what is damaged within is to help others rise above their ownpain and find a way to heal.
Zero Days
by Ruth Ware
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I really enjoyed Zero Days. I'm definitely a Ruth Ware fan and also a mystery book fan too. The book was fast paced with likeable characters. If you like mystery books, then you will definitely like this one.
Woodstock: 3 Days Of Peace And Music
by Michael Lang
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History of the greatest musical event in history! What’s not to love?
The Sign In Sidney Brustein's Window
by Lorraine Hansberry
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The late playwright Lorraine Handberry wrote A Raisin In The Sun and her follow up play was The Sign In Sidney Brustein's Window is about dreams, striving for success, relationships ambitions, failure coping. Read the entire forward to learn about the critical and public reaction to the play and it's brilliant author.