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“A Hometown Kind of Love” Is the Perfect Feel-Good Read for Fall

Those of us who grew up in small towns seem to be in one of two camps: we either love them or we feel compelled to escape them. In Janine Rosche’s heartfelt new novel, A Hometown Kind of Love, she examines these two disparate views through the eyes of her protagonists, Lucas Hemingway and Rowan Wilkes, high school sweethearts whose lives take them in very different directions after graduation.

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40 Years Later, Mary Higgins Clark’s ‘A Cry in the Night’ Is Still Creepy as Ever [REVIEW]

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Isolated and alone, will anyone hear her scream? (Photo courtesy Canva)

She’s a single mom struggling to make it in the big city. He’s a renowned artist from a remote farm in middle America. When they meet, it seems like kismet. Will their fairy tale romance last or will it become the stuff nightmares are made of? Find out in Mary Higgins Clark’s suspense classic, A Cry in the Night.

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