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Island of Sweet Pies and Soldiers
Sara Ackerman
Island of Sweet Pies and Soldiers is part mystery and part history. The setting of Hawaii during the expansion of WWII into the Pacific theater is uniquely captivating. A must-read historical fiction, an emotional and evocative story of an era not so long ago when war was literally on our doorstep. Don’t miss this impressive debut novel!
- Joyce Greenfield, Reviewer
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The French Girl
Lexie Elliott
Even if you are sick to death of all those psychological suspense novels with “girl” in the title, you may want to make an exception for this perfectly calibrated debut. Elliott not only delivers the type of easily relatable characters readers crave, but also a sleek and stylishly constructed plot chockfull of twists, turns, deception, and dishonesty.
- John Charles, Reviewer
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Vendetta: A Novel
Iris Johansen
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The Collector’s Apprentice: A Novel
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Double Blind: A Novel
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Rainy Day Friends: A Novel
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The Daisy Children: A Novel
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The Paris Wedding: A Novel
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 Anna Bradley was stunned when her debut novel, A Wicked Way to Win an Earl, won RT Book Reviews 2015 Best First Historical Romance Award. How could her sophomore book possibly be as good, and yet, it was.
 Now in her third Regency historical romance, her latest release, Lady Eleanor's Seventh Suitor, Anna delivers another gem of a read. But what enables her to keep writing winners? Reader To Reader asked Anna for the answer to that question.
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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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