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Pariah
Fesperman (Winter Work) creates an intriguing, entertaining and fast-paced plot, possibly mirroring events in the real world. Thoroughly satisfying.
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April Storm
Though the ending is a little too pat, Meacham’s fans won’t want to miss her final, posthumously published book. Predictable, but compelling.
This Is Not a Ghost Story
Amerie, who recently founded a book club to highlight a diversity of voices, crafts a captivating story that’s not merely about ghosts and the living but about human desire, confronting one’s own faults and misdeeds, and the healing power of friendship.
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A Beautiful Family
Written from Alix’s point of view, this suspenseful coming-of-age debut is hard to put down. Readers will sympathize with the young protagonist.
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The River Is Waiting
Readers will find this story of human tragedy both difficult and absorbing as it reveals a wide range of experiences.
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Days of Light
A delicious story about love, family, change and self-awareness, to be consumed slowly.
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Beast of the North Woods
This third entry in Ryan’s engaging mystery series does not disappoint. Recommended for fans of J.J. Dupuis’s “Creature X” novels or those seeking a cozy mystery with creepy creatures.
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Karla’s Choice: A John le Carré Novel
This spy thriller gives new life to a much-loved character. Harkaway, whose writing rivals his father’s, has delivered a treat for fans of classic spy thrillers.
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The Time Keepers
Richman’s (The Thread Collectors) book about human connections and the healing power of time will engage listeners of all ages.
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