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The Cherry Harvest by Lucy Sanna

The Cherry Harvest by Lucy Sanna

ABOUT THE CHERRY HARVEST: A memorable coming-of-age story and love story, laced with suspense, which explores a hidden side of the home front during World War II, when German POWs were put to work in a Wisconsin farm community . . . with dark and unexpected...

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Always Orchid by Carol Van Den Hende

Always Orchid by Carol Van Den Hende

ABOUT: He almost let her go. Her past could tear them apart. But a love like theirs is worth fighting for… Phoenix Walker will never be the same. Nine months after a heroic act leaves him forever changed, he refuses to hurt Orchid Paige ever again. Orchid is ready to...

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A Haunting at Linley by Michelle Cox

A Haunting at Linley by Michelle Cox

BONUS! SECOND FEATURED BOOK OF THE WEEK ABOUT: “Mixing Romance and Mystery in a Fizzy 1930s Cocktail!”  In this seventh book of the series, Clive and Henrietta return to England to find Castle Linley in financial ruin. When Clive’s cousin, Wallace, invites an estate...

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Back by Popular Demand…Bryn Turnbull

Back by Popular Demand…Bryn Turnbull

 Did you know that book clubs regularly invite the same author back for multiple visits for discussion of different books penned by that author? Meet the lovely ladies of the Read Between the Wines book club, self-described by book club manager Kathie as follows: "We...

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Out of Esau by Michelle Webster-Hein

Out of Esau by Michelle Webster-Hein

ABOUT: When a woman questioning her marriage encounters the kind and steadfast pastor of her small town, they are both forced to reconsider their pasts, their faith, and their future Robert Glory has never quite felt as though he fit in the small town of Esau,...

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Let’s Take the Stink off Pink

Let’s Take the Stink off Pink

by Leslie Lehr (from author's website ) When I was diagnosed with breast cancer in the fall of 2012, the world was exploding in pink. NFL players had tackled the cause for three years, but I hadn’t watched enough football to notice. Now, it was impossible to ignore....

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The Vicious Circle by Katherine St. John

The Vicious Circle by Katherine St. John

ABOUT: From Katherine St. John, author of The Lion's Den and The Siren comes a twisty, escapist suspense about a mysterious jungle retreat center harboring violent secrets. On a river deep in the Mexican jungle stands the colossal villa Xanadu, home to an ardent...

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Veterans with Disabilities for Life Day

Veterans with Disabilities for Life Day

by Carol Van Den Hende It's Veterans with Disabilities for Life Day, to honor wounded warriors. Not much touches my heart more than these real-life heroes who inspired the Goodbye, Orchid series. I've been lucky to meet and work on my books with multiple Purple Heart...

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Karen E. Osborne – Acclaimed Author

Karen E. Osborne – Acclaimed Author

from author's website ABOUT: I’ve been writing since the age of twelve and making up stories for as long as I can remember. As a kid in the Bronx, I kept my friends enthralled with fake adventures I pretended to have experienced. In middle school (junior high back...

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Books to Keep You Up All Night

Books to Keep You Up All Night

by NovelNetwork.com Mystery, psychological thriller, gripping suspense, murder mystery, crime fiction, true crime, wicked plot twist, adventure, page-turner, romantic suspense, whodunit...do any of these descriptors grab your attention? It's no trick, you're in for a...

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Puja Shah – Award-Winning Debut Novelist

Puja Shah – Award-Winning Debut Novelist

from author's website ABOUT: Dr. Puja Shah is a philanthropist and visionary poet who shares her voice through written and spoken word, guided meditations, and teaching. A true miracle, she was born over 2 months premature in Queens, N.Y. to immigrant parents, yet...

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Susannah Kennedy – Award-Winning Author

Susannah Kennedy – Award-Winning Author

from author's website ABOUT: Berkeley and Oxford-educated anthropologist Susannah Kennedy was born in India before returning to the US. As an adult, Kennedy traveled extensively on her own, first in Italy, and then through the Middle East and India, settling for two...

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