Not Just Another Book on Our Shelf

  • The Heiress By Rachel Hawkins

    When Ruby McTavish Callahan Woodward Miller Kenmore dies, her inheritance falls into the reluctant hands of her adoptive son, Cam. He wants nothing to do with the wealth and the familial entanglements that come with it. There have been plenty of rumors of Ruby’s mysterious childhood and the untimely demise of her numerous husbands, which

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  • No Two Persons by Erica Bauermeister

    What is going on between the covers No Two Persons is a captivating and heartfelt exploration of books’ impact on readers’ lives. It relies heavily on the power of a story trope and explores it uniquely. The beautifully woven narratives show how one book affects nine readers, each connecting differently to the story. It’s more

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  • Thrill for the Week: The Kind Worth Killing and The Kind Worth Saving by Peter Swanson

    Both The Kind Worth Killing and The Kind Worth Saving were on my winter reading list, and I am now just posting reviews for both. While they offer more chills than the cold weather outside, they will also send enough chills up your spine to cool you off on a summer day. I read TKWK

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  • Summer Reading: Long Way Back by Nicole Baart

    What makes Long Way Back a great summer read: It’s a good one to hit the open road for an adventure, whether it is something to read while you are on a road trip or traveling with the characters here on their experience. Either way, it will be one thrilling adventure What is going on

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  • Thrill for the Week: The Whispers by Ashley Audrain

    When The Push was released, I wanted to stand in a bookstore and hand it to everyone who came in and tell them they had to read it. It was a huge-selling book that needed no push to read. I feel the same about The Whispers, which releases on June 6, and I suspect it

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  • The Golden Doves by Martha Hall Kelly

    What is going on between the covers During the war, American Josie Anderson and Frenchwoman Arlette LaRue became known as The Golden Doves by working as spies who gathered information on Nazi communications to send to Allied forces in London. They were caught and sent to the Ravensbrück concentration camp. Seven years after the war

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