Ruiz, Jen
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12 Trips in 12 Months: Make Your Own Solo Travel Magic
This appealing, conversational memoir/travelogue/relationship title will be relished by travel buffs, solo women travelers, and women exploring life’s options.
Last Call at the Local
With their impressive audiobook-narration résumés, it’s no surprise that Vacker and Furlong shine, and listeners will enjoy this excellent production. A must, especially for libraries seeking to build their audio romance collections.
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Last Call at the Local
Ruiz (Luck and Last Resorts) writes sensitively about two people trying to thrive amid personal issues and the relief one feels in finding a kindred soul.
Valley of Shadows
Ruiz’s poetic descriptions describe a world filled with beauty, although it is also home to evil born not from ghosts or demons, but from the hearts and minds of corrupt men. Recommend to readers looking for a different sort of western, one that blends horror, mystery, historical fiction, and magical realism.
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The Food of Oaxaca: Recipes and Stories from Mexico’s Culinary Capital
A rich resource showcasing Oaxacan cuisine that will have readers coming back for the shared stories.
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The Art of the Graphic Memoir: Tell Your Story, Change Your Life
Hart's thoughtful instruction will appeal to aspiring comics and storytellers as well as those looking to strengthen their practice. [Previewed in Jody Osicki's "Graphically Speaking," LJ 6/15/18.]
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At approximately 800 pages, this book is a commitment, but it is one well worth making. Complex characters, rich language, and intrigue make it a story to be savored. [See Prepub Alert, 3/28/18.]
The Labyrinth of the Spirits
At approximately 800 pages, this book is a commitment, but it is one well worth making. Complex characters, rich language, and intrigue make it a story to be savored. [See Prepub Alert, 3/28/18.]
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Barefoot Dogs
Energetic and colloquially written, this engaging collection shows what it's like to live in a world that isn't quite yours.
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