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Charlatans
by Robin Cook
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I have mixed feeling about this book. The beginning is loaded up with a lot of medical details of surgeries, so that will not be for everyone. In the middle it got better, but then it got very preachy on how terrible the nutritional supplements (vitamins) industry is and how is mostly quackery. That aside, the book is supposed to be about how relatively easy it is to utilize technology to alter records so that professionals, in this case doctors, may now be as qualified as they seem. Whole story seems a bit far fetched to me and while it wasn’t terrible, overall I think there are much better books out there.

Hard Eight
by Janet Evanovich
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I continue to be amazed by how effectively this author can combine an intense level of humor and violence, and maybe that is what draws me to her books. In this book, one of her earlier ones, Stephanie Plum and her on-again off-again boyfriend Joe Morelli are off-again. This means Stephanie is fee to enjoy her time with Ranger the mysterious man she sometimes partners with. And yes, there is the expected destruction of a car, and a stun gun that only works when you don’t want it too; all the things we look forward to in her books.

The Feather Thief
by Kirk Wallace Johnson
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The author of this true-life story does an amazing job of integrating the development of the “Origin of the Species” theory with the history of feathers and their use in fashion and fishing. He does this through his investigation of a feather theft from a museum. He describes the history and passion surrounding fly ties for fishing and although I have no interest in this, I found the overall story fascinating. And it is interesting to see how a young man can get caught up in the intensity and passion felt by lure tiers which ultimately ruins his life.

The Midnight Library
by Matt Haig
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Now here is a book that everyone should read. It makes you really think about life and the perspective from which we view it. The idea is simple, if fanciful; If there were infinite possibilities for the life we could choose, which one would be take? This question is explored in a repetitive fashion but stops just short of being too much so. There are some lines in the book, particularly at the end, that you will take with you after you have finished the book. A particularly good read for anyone feeling down.

Not A Happy Family
by Shari Lapena
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The ending was so unexpected! Read this book in one day loved it!

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.

The Indigo Girl
by Natasha Boyd
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Interesting historical figure -a bit too romance novel for me but well written

Death In The Stacks Jenn Mckinlay
by J mckinlay
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Jenn mckinlay cleverly foreshadows her other series by introducing characters in the library series

English Tea Murder
by Leslie Meier
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Cozy mystery where female sleuth is a female reporter with a group of friends on a student trip to england a murder takes place reminiscent of an agatha christie plot

The Songbook Of Benny Lament
by Beatriz Williams
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Another winner from BW!
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