Category: Books
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Thoughtful Thursday: Finding Grace in the Chaos
Science fiction has evolved over centuries, beginning with Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” and expanding through icons like H.G. Wells and Isaac Asimov. The genre encompasses diverse themes, from space exploration to societal issues. Today, new voices and subgenres like solarpunk and cli-fi enrich the landscape, reflecting contemporary challenges and aspirations.
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Cover Reveal: Murder in the London Season
The upcoming book, Murder in the London Season, is the fourth in the Mr. Darcy & Miss Tilney Mystery Series, set for release in June 2025. Jonathan Darcy and Juliet Tilney tackle a scandalous murder amid London’s social elite, balancing their deepening romance against societal pressures and family expectations while racing to uncover the killer.
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Book Review Tour & Giveaway: The Tell-Tale Homicide by Daphne Silver
Daphne Silver’s The Tell-Tale Homicide, the second book in the Rare Books Cozy Mystery series, follows librarian Juniper Blume as she investigates a murder linked to an Edgar Allan Poe story. With engaging characters and a well-crafted plot filled with humor and suspense, this novel is a delightful read for cozy mystery fans.
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Book Review Tour & Giveaway: Crime and Parchment by Daphne Silver
Daphne Silver’s debut, Crime and Parchment, introduces rare books librarian Juniper Blume, who uncovers mystery in her grandmother’s small Maryland town involving an ancient Celtic manuscript. Blending history with cozy mystery elements, the novel offers engaging characters, a richly atmospheric setting, and a captivating narrative, leaving readers eager for more.
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Book Review: Beautiful Broken Love by Shanora Williams
Shanora Williams’ The Bitter Truth is a captivating thriller with an unpredictable plot full of betrayal, secrets, and suspense. Governor Dominic Baker’s perfect façade shatters as his wife, Jo, uncovers his dark past. Williams’ riveting storytelling and unexpected twists will keep you on the edge of your seat until the shocking end.
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Top 10 All-Time Favorite Science Fiction Books
Science fiction has evolved over centuries, beginning with Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” and expanding through icons like H.G. Wells and Isaac Asimov. The genre encompasses diverse themes, from space exploration to societal issues. Today, new voices and subgenres like solarpunk and cli-fi enrich the landscape, reflecting contemporary challenges and aspirations.
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Book Review & Tour: Murder in Season by Mary Winters
In this captivating historical cozy mystery, Amelia, a widow, navigates unexpected family tensions and a scandal involving her sister Madge. Amidst a debut ball, a murder occurs, implicating Madge, while Amelia must confront her feelings for her late husband’s best friend, Simon. The plot intertwines romance and intrigue seamlessly.
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Book Review: In the Shade of the Willow by Chloe K. James
This historical romance features Charlie and Lucy, who enter a fake relationship to escape parental pressure. Their contrasting personalities lead to humorous moments, but beneath Charlie’s lighthearted exterior lies deep grief from a past love. As they navigate their emotional turmoil, a genuine bond forms, symbolizing new love emerging from loss.
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Book Review & Tour: The Seaside Homecoming by Julie Klassen
“The Seaside Homecoming” tells the story of Claire Summers, who, after her aunt’s death, returns to her estranged family while co-owning a boarding house. As she navigates romance with her business partner and seeks family reconciliation, the novel explores themes of love, loss, and the importance of familial bonds in her journey.
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Book Review: Addictive Contact by Ash Remington
The review praises “Addictive Contact,” the sequel to “Isolating Contact,” for its rich character development and emotional depth amidst themes of sacrifice, addiction, and failure. The narrative explores humanity’s struggles in a crumbling society and emphasizes personal growth. It invites readers to reflect on the price of helping others in desperate circumstances.
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