The Chosen (Black Dagger Brotherhood #15)
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Xcor, leader of the Band of Bastards, convicted of treason against the Blind King, is facing a...
black dagger brotherhood vampires j.r. ward romance vampire smut erotica
The Bletchley Riddle
Steve Sheinkin and Ruta Sepetys
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A stunning collaboration between award-winning and bestselling authors Ruta Sepetys and Steve...
Uncommon Friends: Keeping Chickens the Animal Lovers’ Way
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Ask not what your chickens can do for you; ask what you can do for your chickens. Gone are the...
chickens non-fiction home and garden
Port in a Storm (Sinners #8)
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San Francisco SWAT Lieutenant Connor Morgan and Crossroads Gin drummer Forest Ackerman make an odd...
Contemporary MM Romance Crime Police
Stanley's Christmas Redemption (Mission City #2)
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Stanley I have life figured out—a good job, a nice car, and an ex-boyfriend whose heart I...
Sanctuary
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Sometimes losing your children is the only way to save them. The year is 2039. Jean Bennett’s...
Dystopian Speculative Fiction
An Invitation to Mystery (Deep Creek Detectives Club)
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A cryptic invitation arrives at the homes of Lauren Carr's most beloved detectives: an...
Mystery Murdery Mystery Novella
The Ballad of Aramei (The Darkwoods Trilogy #3)
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Everything about Adria Dawson’s life has changed in unimaginable ways: the shattering betrayal of...
Young Adult Paranormal Romance
This is a sweeping novel that gives a lot (!) of details about wine and vineyards. The Hollander family owns their Long Island winery—belonging to matriarch Vivian and her husband, Leonard. Leonard, who is quite firm in his ideas about gender roles, would not let their daughter Leah take over, so she runs a cheese shop in New York City. Leah’s daughter Sadie is struggling in college with her thesis.
When they all converge at the vineyard, they discover Leonard is thinking of selling. He refuses to accept any of Leah or Vivian’s ideas to help save it. But when Sadie finds Vivian’s trashy old novels from her book club days, the three women come together. It’s fun to hear about the old novels (you’ll enjoy this book if you like Krantz or Collins) and watch the women triumph over Leonard, who, honestly can be sort of awful. The themes of marriage, sexism, and family run strong and make this an interesting read, even if the characters sometimes frustrate you to no end. 3 stars.
Sisters of Castle Leod
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**Finalist in the 2022 American Writing Awards** Millions are fans of Diana Gabaldon’s popular...
Historical Biographical Fiction
