The Sylvan Hotel: A Seattle Story By Frannie James – A Journey of Self-Discovery in 90s Seattle
Frannie James's The Sylvan Hotel: A Seattle Story is a spooky mystery novel. The story follows Joann MacIntosh and her fellow staff at.
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Fiction
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Historical Fiction
EVE: A Novel By B.K. O’Connor Book Review
Eve only knows what Adam has told her. That God has created her for him, as a salvation for Adam. Eve believes him,.
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Horror
Mystery
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Fractured Echoes by J J Noad – Reality Cannot Be Trusted
Mick Holden’s life is as dull as the bleak weather that rolls in from the Irish Sea. The Seagull’s Rest, a pub he.
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Memoir
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Such a Pretty Picture by Andrea Leeb: A Brutally Honest Memoir of Abuse, Denial, and Healing
Andrea doesn't know why the way her daddy touched her was wrong, or how to explain what had happened to someone else—only that.
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Mystery
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Secrets of the Lost Village: A Red Riding Hood Mystery By Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr. Book Review
What would fairy tales look like if they took a dark turn? Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr.’s Secrets of the Lost Village: A Red.
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Health
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Humanity in Trouble and Our Failure to Act By James Vodnik Book Review
Humanity in Trouble is a provocative work that combines social criticism and science fiction. In the face of disaster, it offers a story.
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Historical Fiction
War on the Porch by Travis Davis: A Fascinating Look of War Veterans
Set against the backdrop of a pivotal moment in history, War on the Porch by Travis Davis invites readers into a poignant narrative.
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Memoir
Oh Canada! Our Home and Brutal Land By Alberta Montgomery Book Review
Oh Canada! Our Home and Brutal Land describes the life of a quiet, intelligent woman – from early girlhood to her adulthood –.
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Romance
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A Daughter to Die For by Tanya Madsen Book Review
A Daughter to Die For by Tanya Madsen is a tense, character-driven dark romance novel about fractured families, obsession, and dangerous love, published.
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Non-Fiction
Too Poor to Die by Amy Shea: Not all deaths are equal
The indignity society assigns to the disenfranchised extends into the post-death experience. The realities of dying alone, with very little to one's name,.