Identity by Ingrid Thoft

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Identity

It’s been a couple of months since Fina’s last big case- and if anyone deserves a break- it’s Fina. But a break is not in store. When Carl, Fina’s dad and boss, calls her to the firm- she goes. When she gets there, she finds herself in the middle of a case that she’d rather not be involved with- actually, she’d rather be doing anything else, but this case. Continue reading →

The Stories We Tell by Patti Callahan Henry

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The Stories We Tell

Eve Morrison- from the outside, she has it all. Married into a old-money Georgia family, has a successful letterpress business- a business that fills her with creativity and purpose, a daughter and husband that she loves. Eve, if anyone asked, has THE life- the picture perfect life that people dream for. Continue reading →

The Never Never Sisters by L. Alison Heller

The Never Never Sisters by L. Alison Heller

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The Never Never Sisters

Paige Reinhardt is a marriage counselor- a woman who sees the bad sides of a marriage in her office on a regular basis. She reads the signs, the ticks, the tells that her patients are giving off and helps them, hopefully, put aside the problems in their marriage and find a solution.

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The Glass Kitchen by Linda Francis Lee

The Glass Kitchen by Linda Francis Lee

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The Glass Kitchen

Portia Cuthcart would have lived in Texas forever- Texas was her home, her birthright- the place she felt comfortable. The other place she felt comfortable was the kitchen- Portia had a gift (some called it a curse)- but it was “the knowing” and Portia just knew things about food- she didn’t always know why she was compelled to make certain dishes- but she would be. Cooking at The Glass Kitchen with her grandmother was one of life’s joys. Continue reading →

That Night by Chevy Stevens

That Night by Chevy Stevens

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That Night

For the town, the story began and ended the night that Toni killed Nicole. But for Toni, who claims she did not kill her sister, the story begins much earlier.

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The Secret Life of Violet Grant by Beatriz Williams

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The Secret Life of Violet Grant

In 1964, Vivian Schuyler- smart, beautiful, and with more charm than the law allows has decided to pursue a career as opposed to living the life of carefree bliss that her family desires her to live. One day, at the post office, in the course of picking up a parcel- Vivian’s life takes a change- a tall drink of water helps Vivian take her parcel home and when she finds out what the parcel is- well, it opens Vivian to a world she had not known and makes her question many things.  Continue reading →

A Magnificent Crime by Kim Foster

A Magnificent Crime by Kim Foster

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A Magnificent Crime

Cat Montgomery- beautiful, sexy, heart of gold and hands of a thief. Cat has a gift for stealing jewels- she’s always prided herself on being able to get out of sticky situations.

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The Unexpected Waltz by Kim Wright

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The Unexpected Waltz

When Kelly Wilder becomes a widow, the theme that she hears from the lawyers is “nothing has to change”. Kelly, having been married to a wealthy man, a man who has made arrangements for Kelly to be taken care of- truly, nothing has to change. Kelly could live her life in the beyond comfortable fashion she has been living for the rest of her life.

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The Bridge Tender by Marybeth Whalen

the bridge tender by marybeth whalen

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The Bridge Tender

Emily Shaw is young, married, and looking forward to the day when her and her handsome husband, Ryan, buy a house in Sunset Beach- the place where they honeymooned and dreamed about their future lives. To Emily and Ryan, the world stretched in front of them and they were so happy to be together.

 

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