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Debbie Mason’s ‘Falling in Love on Willow Creek’ Reminds Us That Communication is the Key to a Successful Relationship [REVIEW]

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Dreams come true in picturesque Highland Falls. (Photo courtesy Canva)

She’s the sister who will stop at nothing to find her runaway brother. But another man is determined to catch up to him first. When their paths cross on a mountain top, which one will come out victorious? Find out in Debbie Mason’s third visit to Highland Falls, Falling in Love on Willow Creek.

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Trust Doesn’t Come Easily in Diana Palmer’s ‘Notorious’ [REVIEW]

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A family fortune is on the line. She will do anything necessary to protect it, even if that means using subterfuge to do so. But he has a job to do, whether he always likes it or not. When the two cross paths, their relationship can go one of two ways: love or war. Which will it be? Find out in Diana Palmer’s fifty-first novel in her beloved Long, Tall Texans series, Notorious.

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Julie Metz’s ‘Eva and Eve’ Digs Into the Past and Reveals the Unbreakable Courage of the Human Spirit [REVIEW]

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Most of us think we know our parents. But have you ever wondered if they have been keeping secrets from you? For writer Julie Metz, she knew that her mother seldom talked about her childhood. But following her mom’s death, she was astonished to discover a book that would take her on an amazing journey to the past in pursuit of her mother’s lost childhood. Now the results of that investigation are available for all of us to read in Eva and Eve, a tale that will make you reexamine your own family tree and the legacy your ancestors left behind.

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Save the Date to Brad Thor’s Virtual Tour for ‘Black Ice’

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Brad Thor can’t wait to get Black Ice into your hands this month! (Photo courtesy Brad Thor)

It is always an exciting day when one of Brad Thor’s Scot Harvath thrillers hits bookstore shelves, especially if you get to attend one of the number one bestselling author’s engaging book talks. Although Brad won’t physically be at a bookstore near you this summer, you can still attend one or both of the virtual book tour stops he will be making later this month.

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Heather Graham’s ‘Danger in Numbers’ is a Dark and Twisty Nail Biter [REVIEW]

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Death waits beneath a canopy of old Florida trees and Spanish moss in Heather Graham’s Danger in Numbers. (Photo courtesy Canva)

When a ritual murder is discovered in Florida swamp country, it doesn’t take long for law enforcement to make their way to the scene. But when both local authorities and the feds show up to work the case, whose jurisdiction does it fall under? Will egos get in the way or will both sides be able to set aside their differences and work together to find a killer before more blood is shed? Find out in Heather Graham’s riveting new thriller, Danger in Numbers.

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