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“A thrilling page-turner.” —Paula Hawkins, author of The Girl on the Train “Breathtaking...

The Witch Squad
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Nineteen year old Mercy Habernackle is a witch gone off the rails. Causing problems with the law in...

The Broken Window (Lincoln Rhyme #8)
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Quadriplegic detective Lincoln Rhyme is back in a chilling new thriller from the master of suspense,...

Deadly Intent (I-Team #8)
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Secrets buried in the sand… Former US Army Captain Mia Starr has built a new life for herself...
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Not That I Could Tell
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An innocent night of fun takes a shocking turn in Not That I Could Tell, the next page-turner from...
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Fraternity: An Inside Look at a Year of College Boys Becoming Men
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Two real-life stories. One stunning twist. Meet Jake, a studious freshman weighing how far to go to...

Wildflower Wedding: With a Killer Reception (The Sisters, Texas Mystery Series Book 8)
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It’s the most anticipated wedding of the year in The Sisters, when Madison Reynolds and Brash...
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Verse and Vengeance (A Magical Bookshop Mystery #4)
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USA Today bestselling author and Agatha Award winner Amanda Flower turns the charm up to ten in her...

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2346 KP) rated Honeymoon with Murder in Books
Nov 8, 2021
I was very impressed with Max in this book. While he did grumble to himself a bit about the way these days played out, he showed his love for Annie by digging in and helping out. We get the usual assortment of colorful supporting players and suspects strong enough to keep us guessing. The wedding doesn’t really slow down the beginning of the book, and the mystery is strong. It kept me guessing until Annie put everything together at the end. I know the series is known for its mystery author name dropping, but it did get excessive at times. Also excessive was the foul language. Still, I did enjoy this book overall and look forward to Annie and Max’s next case.

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2346 KP) rated The Decorator Who Knew Too Much in Books
Mar 19, 2022
As I expected, I was caught up in Madison’s latest adventure once I opened the book. The stakes are soon personal, and I loved watching how everything unfolded. The climax was suspenseful and answered all of our questions. We do get some updates on someone back in Dallas, but the focus is, naturally, on Madison and Hudson for this book. The rest of the characters are just as sharp. The Doris Day movie that inspired this title was the only one I had watched before starting to read this series, and I enjoyed picking up on the Easter eggs from the film in this book. Not that you need to be familiar with the film to enjoy this story. If you are looking for a creative series that will keep you glued to the page, this is the series for you.