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Tom Lake
by Ann Patchett
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Ann Patchett has always created some amazing characters. Tom Lake is no exception. We meet Lara as a teenager, creating an interpretation of Emily in a in
House of Wolves
by Casey L. Bond
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I really enjoyed the second book in this duology. It is focused on Citali, who redeems herself and becomes powerful enough to fight the gods. I love a good redemption story.
The Hot Kid
by Elmore Leonard
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Carl Webster is U.S. Marshal. He never followed in his father's footsteps. Virgil, his dad owns a pecan tree farm, that has oil wells on it. Carl is following a criminal, Jack Belmont whose rich father has already sent him to jail once. Jack's notorious career is being documented by True Detective magazine's writer Tony Atonelli who gets more info than even Webster. It's a fun read with car thieves, bank robbers, prostitutes who end up as real girl friends and so much more.
Simply Lies
by David Baldacci
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Simply Lies was really not that exciting and after a while it seems life the story line was forced - Mr. Baldacci was trying to hard to create interesting characters - that weren't and not enough suspense.
The Noel Letters
by Richard Paul Evans
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A woman, an editor for a major publishing house, returns home after 20 years to see her dying, estranged father. She thought it would be a short visit, but when she inherits the bookstore that had meant so much to her father her life is suddenly in turmoil. She is in a precarious emotional state, being recently divorced, lonely, and facing upheaval when she starts begins receiving anonymous letters with thoughts about her life and future. As the holidays approach, she begins to understand more about her painful childhood and her own future,
Shmutz
by Felicia Berliner
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A very unusual idea for a novel. About an orthodox Jewish girl who watches porn instead of studying. LOL. Didn't love the ending.
The First Ladies
by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray
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This is an amazing chronicle of an interesting and unusual friendship between First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and educator and amazing civil rights activist, Mary McLeod-Bethune. Their friendship and collaboration in the fight for racial equality led to some advances for Negroes but certainly reminds one how far we have yet to go. Current trends concerning human rights are somewhat discouraging, but there is always hope that kindness and humanity will win.
Only the Beautiful
by Susan Meissner
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I cannot say enough great things about Only the Beautiful. I couldn’t put it down. One of the best books I’ve read in a while. It’s my first Susan Meissner book and it certainly will not be my last. Keep tissues handy.
Alpha Dragon’s Tiger
by Hawke Oakley
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This was a fun and cute MM omegaverse romance. The banter had me chuckling and smiling, and it was an all around cozy read!
Looking For Jane
by Heather Marshall
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Ms. Marshall writes a well researched deftly created narrative which takes place in Toronto circa 1960's.. It inter braids the stories of three women whose lives have been deeply affected by the struggle over women's reproductive rights in Canada which finally ended in 1988 with the groundbreaking decision to legalize abortion.