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South Of The Buttonwood Tree
by Heather Webber
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Great light read, funny with lots of magical and southern charm. Loved the first and now loved the second !!!!

Invisible Girl
by Lisa Jewell
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What I love about this book is that it’s not the typical “who-dunnit”, where the chase leads from person to person, eliminating suspects. In this book, there is so much going on with the plot that everyone is relevant in the end. And the lines between the good guys and the bad guys is not clearly drawn. Someone is accosting woman on the streets and now a young girl has gone missing. It must be the creepy guy who lives on the block, right? But then again….

The Blue Tattoo The Life Of Olive Oatman
by Margot Mifflin
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This book was very well written based on historical facts and accounts. I looked further into this particular story in history and found that this author conducted a lot of research and is said to be the most accurate story regarding Olive and the Oatmans lives and occurrences. I definitely recommend this to anyone who loves history.

Spin
by Patricia Cornwell
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While I have enjoyed Cornwell's books very much in the past, this one is WAY too sci-fi for me. It also has a lot of technical detail about tools and equipment, but not a lot of explanation for the activity that is taking place. Very disappointed and I would not read another one from this series.

Nine Stories
by J. D. Salinger
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This is a most interesting compilation of short stories. Salinger brings his experience with life during war time into his narratives and combines a stark look at emotion and tenderness in a variety of different settings. He likes to look at life experience for the well-to-do, and just a warning, everyone smokes cigarettes here!

French pastry murder
by Leslie Meier
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Cozy mystery that highlights sights, sounds and tastes of Paris

At First Sight
by Stephen J. Cannell
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While I really like Cannell’s books, I did not love this one. This is, however, a perfect example of a false narrator, and the ending is what make the story OK. A married man spies a beautiful woman, also married, across a pool and falls madly in love with her. How far will he go to win her over?

The People Who Eat Darkness
by Richard Lloyd Parry
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Pretty grim reading - suggested to me by my son who knows I like horror , this is a horror like story but it is true crime - could have been edited down a few hundred pages but the story was written in a journalistic fashion .

A Kingdom Of Flesh And Fire
by Jennifer L Armentrout
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Even better than the first book in the series. Love their love story.

Christmas is murder
by C S Challinor
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Statt of Murder mystery series agatha christie style enjoyable and looking forward to more
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