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Not What She Seems is a sweet romantic suspense, appropriate for ages 12 and up. Back blurb: Steven Ashton, a billionaire from New York, and Emily Grant, on the run from the law..
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Not What She Seems by Victorine Lieske – A Romantic Suspense Book Review
“The Making of a Duchess” is full of adventure, suspense, romance, and love. Set in London, 1801, the novel’s hero is Julien Harcourt, the exiled French due de Valere. Julien is intent on going to France to look for his brother, Armand. Enter the comtesse Serafina Artois. Will the attractive comtesse prove a distraction for Julien and his plans?
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Life begins at forty, so they say, and Harriet Glover certainly hopes so. She is married to Mark Glover, though they aren’t actually married at all. Seeing as their surnames happened to be the same Mark didn’t think it necessary. Commitment had never been his strong point, though Harriet would dearly like to be married, or would she? Read more, right here.
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A Question of Answers by Margaret Henderson Smith – Book Review
Lin Hong, a gentleman, is a doctor, who now works in the hospital in the city. He loves Manna Wu, but he can’t marry her, they can’t have children, because a while ago as a young man he pleased his parents by marrying Shuyu in the rural county from which he comes. They produced a daughter, but there is little else to bind them together. Read more, right here.
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Waiting by Ha Jin – Book Review
J.L. Penn’s Reunion is longer than a typical category romance or “Chick Lit” read at a length of 82,000 words, yet the book never feels slow, due to the smooth pacing throughout most of the book. The first couple chapters did seem bumpy and unpredictable to me, but after that, the plot and scenes unfolded quickly and held my interest.
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Reunion by JL Penn – A Contemporary Romance Book Review
“Protect the Heart” offers a sweet, endearing look at life, love, and heartbreak during war time. Set between Idaho and a war zone, four young adults exchange a series of letters which are raw, full of longing, hope, and gives glimpses into their complex lives.
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Dee crafts a tale full of adventure and love with “Beyond a Viking Horizon,” a worthy installment to “The Mists of Time Viking Series.” The story is centered on Balmung Nabboddrson, Lief’s brother. Balmung prefers farming to Viking warmongering, but can hold his own in a fight. When a wormhole opens on his property, he’s in for the time of his life.
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“By Heart and Compass” has a little bit of everything in it – friendship, romance, adventure, and a healthy dose of pirate treasure. Lacey Whitman is a genealogist who has traced the descendants of privateer Julius Bertrand down through the decades. This research has led her to the Goss House. When she discovers an amazing find on the property, she’s in for the adventure of a lifetime.
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Gifford crosses the border into Medieval Scotland with “His Border Bride.” Gavin Fitzjohn has an English father and Scottish mother which divides his loyalties. Mistress Claire Carr is the daughter of a Scottish noble charged with holding a tower on the border. Can Gavin give Claire what she wants?
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