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| The Voice We Find by Nicole DeeseAfter their parents die, music producer August Tate becomes the guardian of his Deaf teenage sister but needs more income. He takes on audiobook work and meets voice actress Sophie Wilder, who's back home in California, broke, and desperate to get away from her cold, dysfunctional family. If you're interested in how audiobooks are made, be sure to pick up this sweet 3rd Fog Harbor romance, which also works as a standalone. |
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Ambush by Colleen CobleReturning to her hometown to heal and unlock the mystery of her parents' murder, Paradise Alden uncovers deadly threats at a wildlife refuge and must also confront her past with Blake Lawson, the man who broke her heart. (religious fiction). |
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The Beijing betrayal by Joel C. RosenbergIn this explosive conclusion, Marcus Ryker uncovers a deadly bioterror plot linked to China's secret plans to invade Taiwan, forcing him to race against time to thwart a global catastrophe as Washington faces unprecedented threats on multiple fronts |
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The Filling Station by Vanessa MillerIn Oklahoma’s Black Wall Street area, high school senior Evelyn plans to study fashion in New York while her sister, new college graduate Margaret, is going to teach at a local school. But the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre destroys their neighborhood and their sense of safety. Finding refuge at a local filling station, they struggle with their faith and look for answers in this "novel that should be required reading" (Library Journal). |
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The keeper by Charles MartinReeling from the loss of his mentor Bones, Murphy Shepherd must lead a desperate global mission to rescue the kidnapped daughters of his friend, the vice president, while battling a dark trafficking network tied to sinister political ambitions. |
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Where secrets lie by Colleen Coble"USA TODAY bestselling romantic suspense author Colleen Coble and Rick Acker deliver the second book in their compelling Tupelo Grove series (following What We Hide), where a crumbling university, stolen artifacts, deep family secrets, and deadly ambitions all stand in the way of a second chance at happiness" |
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"New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Chiaverini is back with another novel in her perennially popular Elm Creek Quilts series: a timely celebration of quilting, family, community, and history!"--Provided by publisher. |
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Out for Blood by Ryan SteckLearning that he is being targeted by the attackers that brought down the plane of the FBI's Intelligence Directorate, Matthew Redd sends his family to his hometown in Montana in the third novel of the series following Lethal Range. The third book in the Matthew Redd series. |
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Amish love letters /ǂcShelley Shepard Gray, Charlotte Hubbard, Rosalind Lauer. by Shelley Shepard Gray"A heartfelt note, a loving message, a letter filled with secret hopes-this trio of sweet Amish romances celebrates how the right words can spark a lifetime of joy - especially on Valentine's Day. Fill your heart with the jubilant promise of Amish courtships begun through handwritten love letters in this heartwarming, faith-affirming collection headlined by New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Shelley Shepard Gray" |
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One last shot by Susan May Warren"When music star Oaken Fox joins Alaska Air One Rescue for a reality show, he must work with Boo Kingston, a female EMT who isn't impressed with his fame. She needs a trained rescuer - especially if they're going to find a group of lost hikers. But when a blizzard hits and the search goes south, can he become a real hero, or are they headed for tragedy?" This is Vol. 1 of Alaska Air One Rescue series. Vol. 2-4 also Available. |
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Shadows at dusk by Elizabeth Goddard"Detective Trevor West is determined to find the sister who went missing in Alaska over a year ago. Bush pilot Carrie James is determined to track down the person who murdered her closest friend. When the two join forces and skill sets to solve these mysteries, they'll discover they are connected in ways they never imagined" |
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Someone like you : electronic resourceby Tyler RussellShattered by the discovery that she is not the biological daughter of her parents, Maddie abruptly ends an engagement and moves away before connecting with the grieving friend of a sister and family she never knew existed. This DVD is based on the novel by Karen Kingsbury, also available. |
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