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From our review: “One of the great things about Holmesian mysteries is how they engage the reader in trying to work them out. The author always gives enough clues to figure out whodunnit, but I was led astray a couple of time”
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From our review “I’ve read Lost in Paradise countless times since its release and when I heard that it was coming to audio, I was downright giddy! Ellie Gossage has catapulted herself right up there on a pedestal with my beloved narrators!”
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From our review: “It’s about rebirth and rebuilding life after a devastating loss. It’s also about moving forward but never forgetting the past, letting others in, and becoming comfortable being vulnerable”
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Meeting Millie by Clare Ashton is a friends-to-lovers contemporary romance set in majestic Oxford. Oxford – the “City of Spires”, home to gothic towers and spires is where nerdy, upper-middle-class
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From our review: “Rosie’s grumpiness is no match for Dawn’s sunshine and rainbows and the two will make you fall in love with them in no time.”
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From our review: “I was very pleased with the narrator’s whimsy and sexiness and timing on the humor. Her reading turns an already very nice first kiss scene into something dreamy”
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From our review: “I’m suffering from a serious book hangover right now and I wished that I could have spent more time with Fiadh and Clara because Anna Burke really brought them to life for me.”
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From our Review: “This romantic comedy is set in the delightful town of Thistle Grove and features a returning cast from previous books. But it is entirely stand-alone if you are like me and have not read the others.”
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From our review: “I loved absolutely everything about this book from Laurel’s prickly exterior to Rayne’s patience and understanding to the significant matters discussed. Everything works so well together”
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From our review: “It was an absolute delight to read, explore and savor. Although I couldn’t turn the pages quickly enough, at the same time I had to take my time, reread passages and enjoy the brilliant writing”
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