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2008

by Jeff Fleischer

In Susan McCarty’s absorbing, nostalgic novel "2008", the lives of a group of estranged high school friends intertwine again fifteen years later. The story begins in 1993, on the night teenage Stevie, her boyfriend Sam, and her best... Read More

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Inhale Exhale

by Karen Rigby

About new beginnings and the warmth of family life, "Inhale Exhale" is an atmospheric, cozy romance novel. A courageous divorced mother begins dating again in Nicole MacPherson’s emotive novel about midlife revival, "Inhale Exhale". In... Read More

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The Pickerings' Last Tango

by Leah Block

The Pickerings’ Last Tango is a bittersweet, affecting novel about grief and the power of true love. In John Grayson Heide’s moving novel The Pickerings’ Last Tango, a grieving husband makes the difficult choice to leave the world... Read More

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Memory, Memory, Go Away

by Mari Carlson

Twisted motives related to personal vengeance run beneath a supposedly therapeutic program in the musing thriller "Memory, Memory, Go Away". Christopher W. Selna’s psychological thriller "Memory, Memory, Go Away" centers a procedure... Read More

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The Double-Edged Sword

by Karen Rigby

The lives of people of multiple faiths intersect to edifying effect in the heady novel "The Double-Edged Sword". In F. Michele Ramsey’s illuminating historical novel "The Double-Edged Sword", a tenacious woman experiences romance... Read More

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Exit Tickets

by Brandon Pawlicki

"Exit Tickets" is a tense, grounded novel about human struggles in the public school system. In Kenneth Chanko’s intriguing novel "Exit Tickets", teachers and students navigate feelings of grief and obsession. Martin, a first-year... Read More

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Behind The Mirror

by Meg Nola

A woman explains her personal successes to a journalist in the reflective novel Behind the Mirror. In Bridget Budd’s inspiring novel Behind the Mirror, a woman with lifelong emotional challenges explains her gradual process of personal... Read More

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