Daddy's Girl

Fiction by Lisa Scottoline.



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A great legal thriller! I usually enjoy Lisa Scottoline's books.

Under a Blackberry Moon

Fiction by Serena B. Miller.



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This was a typical frontier historical romance, but it was a pretty good one.

Wake the Dawn

Fiction by Lauraine Snelling.



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A straight romance with well-drawn characters and a redemption story. I enjoyed it.

Whistling Past the Graveyard

Fiction by Susan Crandall.



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This was a good story about a little girl in Mississippi in 1963.

Ladies' Night

Fiction by Mary Kay Andrews.



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This was about a woman in Florida going through a nasty divorce. I had to skim past the No!-Stop!-I-Can't-Look! beginning, when the main charcter was doing stupid things you just KNEW were going to come back and bite her in the butt big time. She settled down and got smarter after that, though.


A fun read!

The Light Between Oceans

Fiction by M.L. Stedman.



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A great story, set in Western Australia after World War Two.

Angels Walking

Fiction by Karen Kingsbury.



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I listened to this as  recorded book on a road trip. It was pretty good, but too slow-moving for listening to. I think I would have enjoyed it more in print, but I'll still plan to read the next book in the series.

Four of a Kind

Fiction by Valerie Frankel.



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This was a really funny and interesting story about four women in Brooklyn who become friends. I recommend it!!

A Room of My Own

Fiction by Ann Tatlock.


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This was a good story, about a girl growing up during the Depression.