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We Solve Murders
by Richard Osman
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Amy Wheeler, body guard to famous writer Rosie D’Antonio, employs her father-in-law, Steve Wheeler to assist in protecting her as they travel around the world trying to sort out who is stalking both of them.

Summary Of Sarah Wynn-williams's Careless People
by Milkyway Media
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It was the whole book by SWW. Not a summary

Where Is The No. 2?
by Thomas Adams
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Local author, who spoke at our library, writes a fascinating history of the sinking of the Marquette & Bessemer No. 2. His bibliography is 7 pages long excluding the pages under “Work’s Cited “. I found it a well written and a very compelling book. I appreciated review of facts. I am not nautically trained and yet I could appreciate the details brought up in the challenges of hypothesizing the ship ‘s final resting place.

We Knew All Along
by Mina Hardy
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It kept me reading and the ending was good!

The Women
by Kristin Hannah
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Because I am a nurse and grew up right before this book takes place I found it very interesting . To hear about the Vietnam war through the eyes of a nurse was heart wrenching. The book is well written and a good idea of this piece of history

Dance Of The Gods
by Nora Roberts
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Devoured this book in 2 days! Blair and Larkin were great POV characters, their differences in viewing the world gives the book a wide, realistic scope. The battles that the team faced kept the pacing of the book quick and leaves you feeling the pressure of a short window of time they are up against. My only complaint is I have noticed in all Roberts series where she changes points of view in each book, the characters from the previous book get dropped. They are still there in the background but while she is developing the POV characters and those coming up in the next book, time spent with the previous that you have become attached to is minimal.

notes from the blender
by Trish cook and Brendan Halpin
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I chose this book because a local group wants it banned from Mentor High School. I was curious to find what made it so offensive or objectionable. It is about two teenagers, and the father of one character, Neilly, has left his family to marry another man. So it is the secondary story of a gay relationship that puts it on the "banned" list. A great young adult book about two teens who face change and discover new strengths to create a new family.

The Maltese Iguana
by Tim Dorsey
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Serge A Storms and Coleman take the people from the condo out for spy tours of the keys. Bungled CIA jobs in Honduras become entwined. Always entertaining and creative. Another masterful write!

Percy Jackson And The Olympians, Book Four: The Battle Of The Labyrinth
by Rick Riordan
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This was the fourth book of Percy Jackson and the Olympians. I thought it was really good with lots of unpredictable plot twist, good character development, and exciting scenes. There were also great heartfelt moments and I liked how the book concluded.

Waiting Is Not Easy
by Mo Willems
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