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A Killer Carol
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Heavenly, PA has been transformed into a Christmas wonderland, and Claire is delighted to celebrate...

Regret at Roosevelt Ranch (Roosevelt Ranch #4)
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Henry Miller was nobody. Not any longer. He used to be an up and coming chef in New York City,...
Contemporary Romance

The Namesake
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Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies established this young writer as one the most brilliant of...
India immigrants

Every Note Played
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From neuroscientist and New York Times bestselling author of Still Alice comes a powerful...
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My First: Jason & Katie
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Jason Sloan is known as Harper’s Crossing’s resident Romeo, and he’s never had to work too...

Renegade (Moonshine Task Force #1)
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When you fall in love with the most unexpected person, at the most unexpected time…… Ryan...

Kim Pook (101 KP) rated Luckiest Girl Alive (2022) in Movies
May 5, 2023
One day a film maker approaches Tiffany to Interview her on her involvement in a school shooting, she claims she wasn't involved but a quick Google search by Tiffany shows she is being blamed for being involved, she needs to decide whether or not to do the interview.
Tiffany's past comes back to haunt her in various ways. Someone calls her a psycho on her Facebook page and she bumps into her old school teacher, who we find out in flashbacks helped her after a dramatic event at a party. It is soon evident that Tiffany has anger issues and still struggling due to what happened.
The whole movie is leading up to what happened on the day of the shooting, it keeps you guessing as to whether or not she was the shooter. It takes around an hour and 13 minutes to get to the actual event but it really did need that build up.
It's not a bad movie, the acting is superb and certain scenes are difficult to watch but executed so well. If you like dramas you are sure to enjoy this one, even if it's a one time only view.

Laura Doe (1350 KP) rated The Secret Bridesmaid in Books
Jan 21, 2022
We follow Sophie Breeze, a professional bridesmaid which is like a wedding planner but doesn’t take over and instead makes sure the bride is completely involved with all of the decisions but has a supportive bridesmaid to lean on. Sophie set this up as a business after her and her ex-boyfriend broke up after 8 years together, completely surprising Sophie.
Sophie is extremely likeable, and I found that I had so much in common with her - she is my age, has different things in common with me and looks at life the same way. Which made it a delight to read. She was also very down to earth and very funny, meaning that sometimes I actually properly laughed at some of the situations that she was in (running down the street in a Chewbacca outfit was my personal favourite!) and I think that’s what made it so enjoyable.
I find Katy Birchall’s writing very similar to Beth O’Leary’s, so if you’re a fan of her I would definitely give this book a try! I can’t believe that this is her first adult novel, it’s not obvious at all from the writing. I will be on the lookout for her future work.

Sealed with a Yuletide Kiss
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Allow yourself to be swept away as you count down to Christmas with this collection of twenty-four...
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