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The Russian
by James Patterson & James O. Born
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In this book, Detective Michael Bennett is finally getting married to Mary Catherine, his longtime love. A serial killer is making a splash across the city. Young women are being killed in very precise, gruesome ways. This threatens to derail the upcoming nuptials. Bennett works with the FBI to find and stop this killer. They find, however, that the same killer has actually been active across the country. This discovery seems to complicate matters, but instead, it provides an essential clue that allows Bennett to identify the killer. Unfortunately, Bennett does not see the killer go to trial. The FBI steps in and arrests the killer on totally unrelated charges of espionage. At least the city is, once again safe, and Michael and Mary Catherine are now Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bennett.
Panorama City
by Antoine Wilson
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This book was truly awful. I was excited since I have liked other books by Wilson. This one seemed disjointed and rambling. I am not sure if the main character, Oopen, was supposed to be like a Forest Gump knock off, or something, but it was so boring and annoying to read through. I really regret reading it. I hope his other stuff isnt this bad and is more like Mouth to Mouth.
Dark Encounters of the Close Kind
by I. T. Lucas
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We finally have information and are able to speculate about what happened with the gods and Kra-ell back on the home planet. But, of course, no definitive answers. We may get them soon though! Gabi has been seeing Uriel, who is definitely either a god or one of their descendants, though he’s been able to keep his identity from her. At the same time, Annani’s clan has been dealing with three tracker signals that have come online and gotten closer to their home in LA. For the most part, they’ve been assuming it’s a threat, but perhaps it is a peaceful way whoever these mysterious men are want to initiate a parlay? I definitely think they want to make peaceful contact with Annani’s clan, and Uriel is gonna be one of them (of course). I can’t wait to find out who they are and what they’re doing here! Also, since Gabi is a Dormant and she has been having sex with Uriel, I think she’s going to transition and not know what’s happening to her. That’s how the clan is going to make the connection to Uriel and their three mystery people. This series is great if you like being able to speculate and guess and theorize what is going to happen and how things are connected!
The Escape Room
by Megan Goldin
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enjoyed the book and the event the library did
Snow
by John Banville
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The only thing better than a classic mystery is a classic mystery set in the Irish countryside in 1957 and that is what this is. A priest dies and is mutilated at an isolated estate and although 5 people were at home at the time, no one saw anything. Everyone seems to be hiding something, but who has a motive? And the detective seems to be dealing with his own demons and this case is making that worse. Then a police officer turns up dead and everything is intensified. Wonderful read.
The Five-star Weekend
by Elin Hilderbrand
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I really enjoyed this book. It is a wonderful summer read. It takes place in Nantucket. It is a mostly light read. Revolves around a special weekend get together of 5 women, who have lots of secrets and who all have a relationship with Hollis, who is the person running the weekend.
Good Intentions
by Brenda K. Davies
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I am so mad at myself for taking so long to do this reread. I am just as enthralled as I was the first time I read it. I love being back in this world and with these characters.
Must Love Flowers
by Debbie Macomber
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A well-written quick read about a widow, Joan, who finds a new life and friends four years after the death of her husband.
The Last Thing He Told Me
by Laura Dave
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enjoyed this book and then watched the movie on Apple TV
Where Are The Children Now?
by Mary Higgins Clark
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The adults who were the original abducted children are featured in this follow up. It was a fast read, with a good mystery. I’m glad that I read both of these books.