April 13, 2021
In
Fiction
The mysterious disappearance of three lighthouse keepers from a sea-bound tower drives this suspenseful tale rich with details of life in such places and the effects on the people who maintain them, the companies that operate them, and the women who remain on shore while their men are sequestered away from land.
A combination of cozy, procedural and thriller mysteries, this tale set in Southwestern France is rife with food, wine, domestic animals and French Law. It is enchanting and thoroughly enjoyable.
March 29, 2021
In
Fiction
Paul’s letter to Corinthians is at the heart of this action-packed and engaging historical fiction with a dark hero and intriguing characters. Plenty of action and historical detail.
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March 25, 2021
In
Fiction
A pleasant and diverting time-travel/life-after-life journey that reveals how each act of our lives can affect the ultimate outcome.
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A classic cozy whodunit with Florence both modern and Renaissance, hidden treasure, murder most foul, a soupcon of romance and some fun facts about the times of the infamous monk Savanarola
A delightful return to Whistle Stop, Alabama and all the surviving denizens you loved before, and a new adventure to liven things up.
March 3, 2021
In
Nonfiction
A new and intimate look at Churchill’s daily life, in detail, through the first year of his tenure as Prime Minister. Personal accounts and observations made by those who were with him illuminate this extraordinary biographical work.
A modern master of fiction speculates on the character of artificial intelligence and the relationship between humans and their servant creations.
A powerful story of a small-town sheriff trying to right past wrongs and a teenage girl painfully striving to find her place in a flawed world.
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