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Tell Me Three Things
by Julie Buxbaum
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Great quick Summer read!! Definitely recommend- perfect for a beach day.

City Of Lies
by Victoria Thompson Counterfiet Lady
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Love this series!

The Regulators
by Richard Bachman
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While, in the end, I loved this book, I felt like it started in the middle of something that had been going on, and I fell a bit adrift. But it’s one of those stories that explains things after the fact, and it’s worth it so you just have to hang in there. Weird story about an autistic boy who becomes inhabited by something evil. Lots of violence, so you can’t be squeamish. The amazing thing is that the ending of this otherwise brutal book is actually very tender.

Sold On A Monday
by Kristina Mcmorris
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Fascinating storyline . Interesting characters . Satisfying ending . A worthwhile read

The Four Winds Kristin Hannah
by Kristin Hannah
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I truly enjoyed this book and learned so much about the dust bowl. Very rich in history and details, loved the story of a strong mother supporting her family with whatever it takes, and the tumultuous mother/daughter relationship.

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.

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 Bounty
by Janet Evanovich & Steve Hamilton
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Not my favorite book by Evanovich. While the chemistry between the two central characters works, and it’s fun to see them work side by side with their Dads, the plot is dry; they go to this country and the bad guys chase them, then they go to that country and the bad guys find them there. AT least the “Stephanie Plum” novels are filled with humor, which this one lacks.

Redhead By The Side Of The Road
by Anne Tyler
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First problem; I read the whole book and still do not know where the title came from. A single man, who is particular about the way things need to be, suddenly finds a young man on his doorstep who thinks he is his father. Sounds interesting, but I kept waiting for something to happen, and it didn't.

The Boy from the Woods
by Harlan Coban
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The beauty of this book is that although the story is engaging, the characters are so well developed, that I found them to be the best part of the book. While the book is titled The Boy from the Woods, it’s not really about him, but about how things unfold around him. It’s more about the terrible tying times of high school and adolescence and what happens when those who go unpunished for their crimes as a youth grow up to be an adult and view themselves above it all. This is a great book.
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