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A Streetcar Named Murder (New Orleans Mystery, A)
Valerie Cooper thought the toughest thing she would experience was an empty nest without her husband, but then she faces the pushing of a fellow parent Collette
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Fantastic Four: Full Circle
Alex Ross brings non-stop action and excitement, mixed with thought-provoking concepts in Fantastic Four: Full Circle. The story of the superheroes known as The
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The Good Lord Willing and the Creek Donât Rise: Pentimento Memories of Mom and Me
Catherine Caroline Murphy lived a life of struggle and accomplishment during her ninety-five-year existence. She imbued her children with a strong will to fight
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Half Notes from Berlin
Itâs often said that âthe only thing that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothingâ. This quote, frequently misattributed to Edmund Burke,
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No Game for Knights
No Game For Knights is one of those short story compilations that miraculously has something for every reader to enjoy, regardless of their preferred genre. Are
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One Last Secret
One Last Secret was fantastic from cover to cover. Most of the chapters are narrated by the main character, Dora, who becomes an escort after dropping out of sc
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A Ruinous Fate (Witchâs Dice)
Calla Rosewood lives in hiding from the witch queens, never staying in one place for more than a few months. Her Roles of Fate have determined that she will be
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Order of the Night Jay (Book One)
Some woodland animals go off to camp, and it seems that not every animal is looking forward to the great outdoors. A bear named Frank likes video games and seem
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The Greatest in the World!
If youâve read Narwhal and Jelly books, youâll like The Greatest in the World, by the same author, Ben Clanton. The two books have the same type of drawings but
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Moonlight Can Be Deadly (A Discount Detective Mystery)
On the way to her PI job, Cameron encountered a woman who was clearly upset. After stopping to talk with her she realized that this woman was a potential client
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Poor Tom
Poor Tom by Martin Drapkin tells the story of its main character, Julius, a forty-year-old man who I would describe as pretty lost in the world. Julius is a Jew
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Two As One Forever: A Better You, A Better Marriage
What is marriage? For some people, it is a union between two people who have committed to loving and supporting each other for the rest of their lives. Apart fr