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Hey! Welcome to my channel. My name is Taylor Alesia! I turned to social media when I was only 13...
To the Bridge: A True Story of Motherhood and Murder
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The case was closed, but for journalist Nancy Rommelmann, the mystery remained: What made a mother...
The Price Guide to the Occult
Book
From the author of The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender comes a haunting tale of magic...
Lavender Fields
Book
Esther has lost her grip on reality. She suffers from Alzheimer's and often visits her delusional...
An Orchestra of Minorities
Book
A heart-breaking and mythic story about a Nigerian poultry farmer who sacrifices everything to win...
The Death of Vivek Oji
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One afternoon, in a town in southeastern Nigeria, a mother opens her front door to discover her...
In the Lives of Puppets
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In a small home, built into the branches of a tree, live a human named Victor and three robots....
ClareR (6256 KP) rated To The Dogs in Books
Mar 26, 2024
Jim (James) Brennan is a criminologist professor, a vice chancellor of the local university. We meet him as he gets off a flight from Beijing in order to go to his local police station where his son is being held. Jim has tried hard to make his life as different as possible from the one he grew up in: his father was a local legend and hard man. Everyone was scared of his violence. It looks as though Jim’s son is determined to take up from where his grandfather left off.
Things go from bad to worse, when someone is determined to undermine everything Jim has tried to do for himself and his family.
I really enjoyed this. There’s never a dull moment (much to Jim’s detriment!), and Jim finds himself in a terribly awkward situation. He has to decide between his family and his reputation - or is there a way that he can protect both?
This is exciting stuff, and had me guessing up to the last page.
Resort to Murder
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When Emmy Cooper’s life in Chicago is turned upside down, the young interior designer retreats to...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2662 KP) rated Resort to Murder in Books
Jul 31, 2025
I’ve been hearing lots of good things about this series, and I can see why. The setting is wonderful. It’s one of those places I’d love to visit between murders. The cast of characters are fantastic as well. You can tell just how much they all care for each other. The plot was strong, too, and kept me guessing until we reached the logical climax. Unfortunately, the dialogue was often summarized for us, which pulled me out of the book. I’m still looking forward to visiting this new group of friends again soon.
