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On the Bayou BOOK SYNOPSIS: A stake-out at a trafficker way-station ends with Special Agent Jennifer Nash placed on forced leave. Until a government insider offers her a chance at redemption. All she has to do is accompany an elite Louisiana SWAT team on a takedown mission. But as she’s shuttled by boat into the […]
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Second Chance Summer ~Holly Kerr Second Chance Summer by Holly Kerr warms you like the sun shining down on a warm July day – Canada Day maybe, eh? It’s familiar, nostalgic, and carries the kind of “what if” that lingers long after the sun dips below the horizon. While it’s a second-chance romance, it leans
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Lion Girl ~Gina Augustini Best Lion Girl by Gina Augustini Best hits like a held breath you didn’t realize you were carrying – tight, heavy, and impossible to ignore. This isn’t a story that eases you in; it grips you by the collar and plants you firmly inside Emma’s mind, where grief stalks every corner
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The Housewife ~Natalie Barelli The Housewife by Natalie Barelli is a deeply unsettling domestic psychological thriller that takes a familiar trope and sharpens it into something far more dangerous. What begins as the picture of a dream marriage slowly twists into a nightmare built on control, secrets, suspicion, and the uncomfortable realization that appearances can
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Synopsis: Growing up in Las Vegas, Neil Dixon’s future looked bleak. The son of a drug-addicted mother, he didn’t have a lot of options until a police officer, Sergeant Finch, pulled him from danger and sent him to a new life in Texas. Now, years later, Neil has become the police officer he always wanted
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The Good Girls ~K.M. Avery The Good Girls by K.M. Avery welcomes us back to Maple Brook Falls and that magical season when love is in the air, small-town gossip travels faster than Cupid armed with espresso, and nothing is quite as dangerous as the foursome of Hunter, Ivy, River, and Holly when it comes
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Royal Revelry ~Holly Kerr Welcome back to the fictional European kingdom of Laandia in Royal Revelry by Holly Kerr, where the tiaras sparkle, the gossip travels at Olympic speed, and absolutely no one is allowed a peaceful cup of tea. This sharp, charming, delightfully chaotic royal romcom proves that castles may be built from stone,
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Ghost Me, Maybe ~Manda Collins Ghost Me, Maybe by Manda Collins is a blend of wit with heartfelt layers of love, loss and second chances by serving up an enemies-to-lovers romcom with just enough mystery to keep your pulse ticking a little faster. Set on the coast of Louisiana, Petite Cote Island gives readers a
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For the Love of Glitter ~Sarah Branson I’ve written this review, or at least a version of it, no fewer than five times. Every attempt seemed to either say too much or not enough. So I’ll start here: For the Love of Glitter by Sarah Branson was absolutely nothing like I expected, and that turned
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The Whisper ~Chelsea Iversen Rule 1: When the trees whisper, listen. But what if they remember more than they should? The Whisper by Chelsea Iversen is a slow-burning blend of psychological thriller and magical realism that creeps under your skin like mountain fog curling through the trees at dusk. Quietly eerie, emotionally charged, and impossible
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