Little Broken Things

Fiction by Nicole Baart.

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If your sister asked you to keep a secret, before telling you what the secret was, would you do it without question? What is the secret was a child?

This was a good story.

I also read by this author: Beneath the Night Tree

Not a Sound

Fiction by Heather Gudenkauf

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In this book, an ER nurse is rendered deaf through an accident and has her career and her life derailed. Then she finds a body...

I really like Heather Gudenkauf's stories.

I also read recently by this author: Missing Pieces

A Dangerous Fortune

Fiction by Ken Follett.

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This was a really good historical novel about a banking family in Victorian England. I love Ken Follett!!

I also read recently by this author: Edge of Eternity

Sweet Salt Air

Fiction by Barbara Delinsky.

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In this story, pair of women who had been best friends as girl reunite, after a secret had driven them apart.Only it was a secret only one of them actually knew about...

The Ever After

Fiction by Sarah Pekkanen

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"SO THIS IS HOW you discover your husband is having an affair, Josie Moore thought."

That's a pretty good opening line, right? 

This book explores the relationship between a married couple when the wife discovers his affair. 

It's an interesting character study, but I had a little trouble with some of it. I don't know how I would react if I found out what Josie did, but I don't think I'd do the melodramatic stuff she did. Still, it was a pretty good story.

I also read recently by this author: The Wife Between Us

Miramar Bay

Fiction by Davis Bunn.

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This is a straight romance I picked just for the pretty cover. In it, an actor who seems about to hit it big in Hollywood escapes to idyllic Miramar Bay and (surprise!) finds unexpected true love. Can he give it all up for small-town girl? It was a pretty good story. 

Murder at the Vicarage

Fiction by Agatha Christie.

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I'm still working on re-reading through all of Agatha Christie's books in order on audiobook, and this one was up next.

This was her first book featuring Miss Marple. I'm not sure if the author intended to make Miss Marple the recurring detective character she became, because in this story she seems like she sort of popped out of the background to solve the mystery. I've always liked Miss Marple better than Hercule Poirot, though, because she's not arrogant like he is. I can see why Mrs. Christie wanted to keep writing her. 

I've read this book before, probably twice, and I still wasn't sure how it was going to end. Agatha Christie is the best!!

I also read recently by this author: The Big Four