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Magpie Murders
Anthony Horowitz
The mystery within a mystery is a gift to readers who enjoy British village mysteries. Horowitz captures the voice of the traditional British mystery perfectly, and then twists it... Perfect.
- Lesa Holstein, Reviewer
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The Alice Network
Kate Quinn
The Alice Network is a fantastic piece of historical fiction that recounts the true story of some of the female spies who were part of an actual spy ring called “The Alice Network.”
-Joyce Greenfield, Reviewer
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Magpie Murders: A Novel
Anthony Horowitz
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Flashmob: A Novel
Christopher Farnsworth
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Cocoa Beach: A Novel
Beatriz Williams
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Lost and Found Sisters: A Novel
Jill Shalvis
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The Light in Summer: A Butternut Lake Novel
Mary McNear
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Love the Wine You're With: A Novel
Kim Gruenenfelder
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Cozy Mysteries
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Only Skein Deep
(A Knitting Mystery)
Maggie Sefton
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Once Upon a Spine
(Bibliophile Mystery)
Kate Carlisle
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Yews with Caution
(Flower Shop Mystery)
Kate Collins
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Wedded Bliss
(The Wicked Worthington Series)
Celeste Bradley
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Six Impossible Things: Rhymes With Love
Elizabeth Boyle
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I Dared the Duke: A Wayward Wallflowers Novel
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Anna Bennett
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Blaze: A Dragon Romance
(Dark Kings)
Donna Grant
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The Untamed Vampire
(Last True Vampire series)
Kate Baxter
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Deadmen Walking: A Deadman's Cross Novel
Sherrilyn Kenyon
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Young Adult
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The Black Witch
(The Black Witch Chronicles)
Laurie Forest
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The Pearl Thief
Elizabeth Wein
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The Jane Austen Project: A Novel
Kathleen A. Flynn
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Enjoy serious to seriously funny things authors want you to know about themselves, their ideas, and what makes them tick.
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Racing The Devil
An Inspector Ian Rugledge Mystery
Charles Todd
If you crave a good British mystery with no stone unturned to solve a baffling case of whodunit then Racing The Devil fits the bill. The very methodical but never plodding, Scotland Yard Inspector, Ian Rutledge ties together what appears to be, at first glance, unrelated deaths into a neat package in this post WWI mystery.
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Looking back on 2016, we’ve asked our reviewers for a list of the most memorable books published within the year—books that left a lasting impression, made them cheer, gave them chills, made them swoon.
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