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How To Look Expensive
by Andrea Pomerantz Lustig
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This was just okay. I thought there would be more secret how-to’s. Instead, the recommendations are things most people have incorporated in their routines and wardrobes.
These Healing Hills
by Ann H. Gabhart
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Story of the early days of the Frontier Nursing Service in KY’s Appalachian area. Good read
Deceitful Vows
by Brook Wilder
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Sweet and innocent (Photographer Paige) meet mysterious and handsome (Bratva Boss Andrei) Paige’s life gets turned upside down after a brief but scary encounter with Andrei at a wedding she was hired to photograph. Pretty good read.
The Hour Of Peril
by Daniel Stashower
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good it was about Lincoln
Con/Artist
by Tony Tetro
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Tetro isn't the greatest writer -- he quit high school to marry and work full time. He tells you he has one skill: he can paint. This memoir is, at times, a step-by-step instruction manual for how to forge art. In the 1980s and 1990s. He regularly reminds reads that his techniques wouldn't work today. He and a couple of printers he knew even worked out how to counterfeit money in the 80s (again, you can't do it that way in the 2020s), but had enough sense to stay out of it. Or so he says. He openly admits to the crimes he was convicted of and served time (community service) for. It's a quick and fun read, a great cautionary tale.
The Vanishing Stair
by Maureen Johnson
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Second in the Truly Devious series. Stevie is back at Ellingham thanks to the man she hates, Senator King. She and David aren’t exactly friends, but they’re getting along which is more than she hoped. And she has a new opportunity as intern to a local true crime writer. Then she finds another tunnel and another body. Another unfortunate accident? The series is like a soap opera, tho a well done one. Like the first book, one mystery is solved (so satisfying) but there’s a new set of questions (making you itch for the next book). Yeah, I’m going to have to read books three, four, and five. Hopefully Johnson doesn’t write more while I catch up.
Murder Comes By Mail (the Hidden Springs Mysteries Book #2)
by A. H. Gabhart
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Enjoyed this book
The Identicals
by Elin Hilderbrand
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LOVED this Elin Hilderbrand book. Sisters that haven’t spoken to one another in awhile find their way back to each other and learn about themselves in the process. Great read!
Raggedy Ann And The Cookie Snatcher
by Barbara Shook Hazen
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This book is a favorite at our house. My grandchildren love the suspense of learning who the cookie snatcher was. Great book about honesty and doing for others.
Spare
by Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex
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Enjoyed! Harry’s thought & point of view have only made me adore him that much more. He owns his feelings and lays out the cards so to speak. Would recommend!