ROMANCE
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DEFINITELY DEAD – Charlaine Harris

Sookie’s got a new boyfriend and he’s a real tiger. No, really. He’s a tiger. A were-tiger. If you don’t know Sookie Stackhouse by now, the Louisiana bayou waitress who can read the minds of other humans, but can’t read the minds of the dead (like her ex-boyfriend, vampire Bill Compton, and her ex-boyfriend, vampire Continue reading
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THE HOLDERS – Julianna Scott

Becca is a 17-year-old who has spent most of her life taking care of her little brother, Ryland. This is more than a simple sister’s oversight – Ryland has ‘issues,’ not the least of which are the voices he constantly hears in his head. Their father abandoned them when Ryland was very young and their Continue reading
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THE MUFFIA – Ann Royal Nicholas

Madelyn (Maddie) Scott-Crane is a single mom who has had 22 months of self-imposed abstinence. She is a member of a ladies book club who call themselves The Muffia (though The Cliterati had been a name under consideration). They tend to read some racy books and talk a lot about who’s getting regular sex and Continue reading
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PATRICIA WANTS TO CUDDLE – Samantha Allen

Four women have made it to the final of a reality television dating show (ala The Bachelor). Their prize? A sleazy bachelor who doesn’t seem to want to choose any of the women before him. Their destination for their final? A mysterious island in the Pacific Northwest. Each contestant represents a classic stereotype and each has Continue reading
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FORGED IN DREAMS AND MAGICK – Kat Bastion

Isobel MacInnes is an archeology student. She’s strong-willed and determined and she’s a rising star with a bright future in archeology ahead of her when she touches an old box that has been handed down by chieftains for centuries and is transported to 13th century Scotland. Here is alpha male, Iain, clan leader who takes Continue reading
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SPELLMAKER – Charlie N. Holmberg

Somehow I missed the first book in this new duology by Charlie N. Holmberg, which is really too bad because this book shows much more promise as a series – in line with Homberg’s successful Paper Magician series. There are two kinds of wizards in the world – those who pay for the power to Continue reading
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SWINGS – Corbin Lewars

Sadie Walker is trying to fit in. She’s a new mother and she’s looking for a mother and child group so that she can have conversation with adults. But Sadie isn’t your typical sweet mother. She’s been un-invited to some of the groups for eating non-organic foods in group, and maybe swearing now and then. Continue reading
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THE RESURRECTIONIST OF CALIGO – Wendy Trimboli & Alicia Zaloga

Roger Weathersby digs up corpses for medical schools. It is his hope to earn enough money by this means to buy his own text books and study to become a physician. Though he’s never been a man of wealth or means (he was the son of a servant) he had been childhood friends with a Continue reading
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THE HEART OF THE CIRCLE – Keren Landsman

The Sons of Simeon are religious extremists in Israel. Their focus is finding and persecuting sorcerers. This not exactly in line with government law, but the government tends to look the other way. When a demonstration ends with a brutal murder, the empath Reed becomes the next target for the extremist groups. Reed has sorcerer Continue reading
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THE ORPHAN OF CEMETERY HILL – Hester Fox

Boston in the 1800’s. Sisters Tabby and Alice are on the run as they’ve just escaped their cruel, abusive aunt and uncle. They choose to split up so that they can reduce the likelihood of being found and Alice leaves Tabby to hide out in a cemetery for awhile. There, Tabby meets Eli, an old Continue reading
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THE LOST QUEEN – Signe Pike

It’s Arthurian legend retold time again. This time we focus on Languoreth, a future queen, and her brother Lailoken. They are raised in Scotland as royalty in the old ways – with mysticism and magic. But a new religion is on the rise, threatening their way of life and their future – Christianity. Languoreth has Continue reading

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