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Winter Sea
by Susanna Kearsley
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Wonderfully researched for history. Good book club discussion.

The Ghostwriter
by Julie Clark
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Main girl was literally the worst ?? Okay sooo The Ghost Writer by Julie Clark was kind of a mixed bag. The main character? Straight up unbearable. Like girl, be serious. I spent half the book mentally yelling at her and the other half wishing someone else was the lead. BUT—every time the book dipped into flashbacks or gave us other characters’ POVs? Instantly better. Those parts actually had depth and vibes. If the whole book had just been them, I’d probably be giving this 5 stars tbh. Mid overall, but not a total waste. Just be ready to suffer through the MC to get to the good stuff.

I Know Who You Are
by Alice Feeney
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This book had just about the worst ending I’ve ever read. Don’t waste your time with this one.

Never Flinch
by Stephen King
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Stephen King brings readers to the fourth novel in the Holly Gibney series run with a a bang. It all starts with a letter to the police under the alias of Bill W. Of Alcoholic Anonymous to kill thirteen innocents and one guilty in an act of atonement. All that while a misaligned man is stalking women’s rights activist Kate McKay is setting out on a tour. The police enlist the help of Holly, while Kate enlist Holly. The book is fast paced from the get go. Fans of Stephen’s past books will enjoy this one as well.

The Four Agreements
by Don Miguel Ruiz
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A wonderful guide to live with love, hope, peace, and live in community.

atmosphere
by Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Details on NASA and women’s involvement with it was fascinating and enlightening!

Relinquished
by Gretchen Sisson
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A sociologist’s look at infant adoption in America, which currently primarily serves the interests of people seeking to adopt a baby and does a lifelong disservice to biological families and adopted children.

A Sorceress Comes To Call
by T. Kingfisher
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Really enjoyed this supernatural story. A mommy dearest sorceress. Great characters in Cordelia, Hester, Richard, Imogene, Penelope and the butler. Evangelina said many things that reminded me of my narcissistic and bipolar mother. I was fortunately stronger and not as naive as Cordelia, but my mother couldn’t make me obedient. Greatest LOL “I am the butler. Do you truly believe that I do not know how to dispatch a houseguest if required?”

Dahlias For Every Garden
by Marian C. Walker
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I'm a gardner but have never tried to grow dahlias. So, trying something new interested me. Once again, this was a find in the Nook but this time it was a gift from Steve. This is a cute litte hardback with the outline of a dahlia plant on the cover as there is no dust jacket. Fate brought us together as the book was published in 1954 which is my birth year. It's full of information about growing the numerous dahlia plants with listings of the best ones in each category (there are many categories of dahlias) plus listings of which cultivars grow best in each region. But, it was somewhat dry to read because of the lack of color photos. That's because, of course , the books 70 year old publication date. I'm growing a Proven Winners Apricot dahlia plant in a pot in my front yard. It hasn't bloomed yet but I'm looking forward to that.

Rex Finds An Egg
by Doug Cushman
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Eggs. Rex. Oslo.