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Book Review
"The Betrayal" reads like a large-scale chess match, full of carefully plotted moves and tense moments. The second of John Kalkowski’s Red Cell novels, "The Betrayal" features a fifteen-year-old government operative as a protagonist,...
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This fast-paced mystery lays the groundwork for a promising series. The lives of two brothers, two young women, and a ruthless man with a mysterious past and a murderous mission intersect with deadly results in this mystery. Roth Braun...
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by James Burt
This fast-paced and entertaining adventure leads into a world of surprise discoveries, dangerous scenarios, and dead spirits. An old Washington mountain landmark holds adventure and ghostly secrets for a group of enterprising miners in...
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by Amanda Silva
Rosenthal is an intriguing writer, committed to learning, and capturing, her own truth. A collection of narrative vignettes, "Missing Insects" is Naomi Rosenthal’s memoir, spanning her early childhood to her own adulthood and eventual...
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by Lynn Evarts
This dramatic gay-teen story of forbidden love intertwines themes of gangs, divorce, teen pregnancy, and transcendent love. In David-Matthew Barnes’s "Fifty Yards and Holding", two young men from different worlds find love and security...
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Beautifully combining mythology, romance, and action, this story is fun to read even as it addresses some of the harder aspects of becoming an adult. "The Arrow", by Maureen O’Leary, tells the story of one aspect of the Triple Goddess...
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by Sonya Lovy
This light, fun book shows the best way to deal with “Cidiots” on the road and, of course, how not to become one. Ever been suddenly cut off by an inconsiderate driver? Or perhaps come across someone who acted as if driving was...
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With nonstop action, this dark tale about an evil curse has the feel of a slasher film. John C. Lukegord’s The Haunted Trail: The war of the Dublin Woods is a dark, disjointed tale about an evil curse that irrupts in murder and mayhem...