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Shot through the book
by Eva Gates
Bestselling author Todd Harrison is murdered on the deck of librarian Lucy McNeil's Outer Banks beach house; caught between an intrusive fan club mourning Todd, squabbling authors, and a politically ruthless widow, Lucy must roll up her sleeves and catch the killer before the chapter closes on justice.
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Mayhem at a Halloween wedding
by Emmeline Duncan
Lazy Bones Books owner Bailey, overwhelmed with friend Raven's wedding preparations and the annual holiday festival, throws a Halloween parade bachelorette party to keep peace among the bridal party—but when an explosion kills bridesmaid Ivy and bridesmaid Colby is suspected, Bailey must track down the killer.
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The Hider
by Loren D. Estleman
To 18-year-old Jeff Curry, the old hider and the buffalo he hunted was something of a myth, like a ghost from the past stalking a dream. The old man claimed to have tracked the last of the mighty beasts all the way from Arizona to Oregon, where buffalo hadn't been seen in ten years. It was the chance for adventure that Jeff had ached for. But when these two men help an Indian wanted for murder, the buffalo hunt turns into a manhunt--and Jeff is one of the prey.
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Softly, as I leave you : life after Elvis-a memoir
by Priscilla Presley
Recounts the author's journey from life inside Elvis's inner circle to finding independence after their divorce, navigating grief, single motherhood, and personal reinvention as she built a life beyond fame, ultimately transforming tragedy and loss into strength and purpose.
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My father always finds corpses
by Lee Hollis
With a wryly witty and assured voice and a vastly entertaining cast of characters, Lee Hollis puts a modern slant on the classic murder mystery as a father-daughter sleuthing duo are drawn into a case close to home .
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Hallowed Ground
by Darrel Sparkman
Known for his unyielding resolve and ironclad determination, Marshal Coble Bray is a force to be reckoned with—a hunter of men whose name sends shivers down the spines of the wicked. Yet, as a sinister series of ritualistic murders of innocent young girls grips the heart of the territory, even Coble finds himself at a crossroads of perplexity and horror.
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Songs of summer
by Jane L. Rosen
A young woman crashes the wedding of the summer on Fire Island in search of her birth mother—and gets a whole lot more than she bargained for—in this warm, heart-stopping getaway from Jane L. Rosen.
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Last seen
by J. T. Ellison
Halley James knows her marriage is over. But she's not prepared for the rest of her life to fall apart too. She just lost her job at the forensics lab. Her dad needs emergency surgery. But the biggest blow comes back home in Marchburg, Virginia, where she discovers her mother didn't actually die in a car crash. Her mom was murdered and her father lied about it all these years. Since she was six years old, it's been Halley and her dad. Now, she doesn't know what to believe. Desperate for the truth, Halley chases down a lead in Brockville, Tennessee. But all there is not as it seems. Brockville's utopian charm hides a chilling darkness. And Halley's search for answers threatens to expose an unspeakable reality.
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An Amish Thanksgiving
by Beth Wiseman
When an unseasonal winter storm sends visitors to Catherine Lapp's farmhouse for shelter, she has no choice but to take them in as borders. She is rattled by the unexpected company who witness her grandmother's odd behavior right away. But instead of judgment, her new friends not only help her with her grandmother, but they provide an opportunity to learn what real unconditional love can be--both romantically and through friendship. As two romances blossom, Catherine finds hope in her circumstances, and an opportunity to have the Thanksgiving she's always wanted.
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Final approach
by Lynette Eason
Air Marshal Kristine Duncan and FBI Agent Andrew Ross thwart an airplane hijacking only to uncover a complex plot of revenge. Now they must navigate a web of deception, blame, and a personal reckoning with the past to unravel the truth before it's too late.
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Circle of days : a novel
by Ken Follett
As drought and tension grip the Great Plain, a gifted flint miner and a visionary priestess unite to build a monumental stone circle, but escalating tribal conflicts and brutal violence threaten their civilization and their shared ambition.
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The lost book of first loves
by RaeAnne Thayne
After discovering a secret half-sister through a DNA test, Alison Wells takes a job as Juniper Connolly's intern to uncover their shared past, leading both women to a Wyoming cabin where long-hidden truths, unexpected bonds, and redefined family begin to emerge.
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The lies they told
by Ellen Marie Wiseman
In 1930s Virginia, Lena Conti, a young immigrant mother separated from her family at Ellis Island, builds a new life in the Blue Ridge Mountains but must resist a brutal eugenics campaign that targets her community and threatens to take her daughter.
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A Hidden Hope
by Suzanne Woods Fisher
"Dok" Stoltzfus faces a surge of new patients after being featured in a news story. As she mentors two eager med school grads and a traveling nurse, an array of complications enter into Dok's life. Balancing the needs of those under her tutelage while seeking to serve her Amish community will stretch Dok to her limits"
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The Portrait
by Danielle Steel
A gifted portrait artist and a high-powered subject confront past wounds to embrace new love in this poignant novel by #1 New York Times bestselling author Danielle Steel.
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History Matters
by David McCullough
In this posthumous collection of thought-provoking essays--many never published before--Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and bestselling author David McCullough affirms the value of history, how we can be guided by its lessons, and the enduring legacy of American ideals.
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The Wilderness
by Angela Flournoy
Five young Black women?—?Desiree, Danielle, January, Monique, and Nakia?—?navigate strained family ties, motherhood, ambition, and identity as they support and challenge each other while forging their adulthoods in New York and Los Angeles across two turbulent decades. (general fiction). Simultaneous.
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Gray Dawn
by Walter Mosley
Running a successful detective agency in 1970s L.A., Easy Rawlins is hired to find a dangerous woman whose secrets threaten to upend the city's fragile balance, in the latest addition to the long-running series following Farewell, Amethystine. (mystery & detective). Simultaneous.
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No roast for the weary
by Cleo Coyle
Clare, manager of Village Blend coffee shop, starts the Writer's Block Lounge despite owner Madame's concerns?—?her own writer's group had ended in darkness?—?and when the new writer's group turns fatal, Clare must stop a desperate killer.
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My beloved : a Mitford novel
by Jan Karon
Father Tim's love letter to wife Cynthia goes missing and circulates among his neighbors; Harley gets an important letter of his own; a broken heart teaches Old Mayor Esther a lesson; and thanks to Lace and Dooley, readers get what they've been waiting for: Sadie. (general fiction). Simultaneous.
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Tracing Killer Evidence
by Jodie Bailey
Book A string of unsolved kidnappings... A K-9 team out for justice... Forensic artist Isabella Whitmore narrowly escapes an abduction attempt in the Dakota Badlands, only to find herself targeted by a mysterious assailant. With the help of FBI special agent Liam Barringer and his K-9, Guthrie, Isabella must uncover the identity of her would-be murderer. Is the culprit the elusive kidnapper turned serial killer who's targeting Isabella because she matches his victim profile? Or has her secret past finally caught up with her? As the attacks escalate, Isabella and Liam must find the truth and stop the danger before it's too late.
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Smuggler's cove
by Fern Michaels
After inheriting a rundown marina in Smugglers Cove, estranged siblings Madison and Lincoln Taylor find their plans to sell it derailed when a body surfaces under their dock, forcing them to navigate small-town life, local legends and a mysterious treasure map while uncovering long-buried secrets.
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The Silver Hills Boarding House
by Linda Lael Miller
In early-20th-century Montana, in the lead-up to the holiday season, a woman risks everything to protect her younger brother and sister in the unforgiving west -- and a widower sees in them a second chance at love and family.
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Riches beyond measure
by Mary Connealy
When an earthquake strikes Two Harts Ranch, it shakes the lives of widowed teacher Annie Lane and cowboy Cord Westbrook. But the return of the MacKenzie family encourages them to follow Grandpa MacKenzie's legendary treasure map. Will their perilous adventure of romance and danger lead them to discover that true wealth lies deeper than earthly riches?
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Calder Strong
by Janet Dailey
In 1929 Montana, Joseph Dollarhide grapples with family pressure, forbidden love and old rivalries as blackmail and a bootlegging scandal threaten to upend his future, in the fifth novel of the series following "Calder Country."
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Hounding a killer
by Kallie E. Benjamin
It’s chaos in Crosbyville when someone tries to swindle a large inheritance, but as Pris and Bailey start digging for the missing money, they uncover the wrong kind of bones….
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Tom Clancy terminal velocity
by M. P. Woodward
After a series of brutal murders linked to a revived terror group, ex-commando Bartosz Jankowski leads a kill mission in the Himalayas, while Jack Ryan Jr. races to prevent catastrophe amid international power struggles and deadly pursuit in the mountainous borderlands.
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The letter carrier : a novel
by Francesca Giannone
A woman arrives at a small Italian town in the 1930s, with her husband and baby, and is the permanent outsider. She decides to become the town postmistress, the first female to hold that position. An epic novel that spans decades.
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The portrait : a novel
by Danielle Steel
Devon Darcy, a gifted portraitist marked by loss, and Charlie Taylor, a guarded entrepreneur shaped by family wounds, form a powerful bond after a chance meeting, as their deepening summer romance in the Hamptons brings them fear, vulnerability, and the possibility of lasting love.
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A slowly dying cause
by Elizabeth George
When a tin workshop owner is found dead just as a lucrative land deal looms, Detective Inspector Lynley uncovers a tangle of family tensions and hidden motives, in the 22nd novel of the series following Something to Hide.
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Forget me not : a novel
by Stacy Willingham
Returning to coastal South Carolina for the summer, journalist Claire Campbell takes a job at a vineyard near where her sister vanished decades earlier—and when she uncovers a disturbing old diary, she begins to suspect the past holds deadly secrets, from the best-selling author of A Flicker in the Dark.
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Halloween night murder
by Leslie Meier
In this trio of Halloween-themed novellas, a reporter in Maine investigates a teen's mysterious death, a group of friends shelters in a spooky farmhouse during a storm, and Mrs. Claus untangles magical mischief in Christmastown when Halloween chaos strikes.
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Her Alaskan Summer
by Beth Carpenter
Cash is key to saving widow Amanda Flores’s garden center—the future for her daughter, Paisley. So inheriting her great-aunt’s lodge in Swan Falls, Alaska, is a miracle. But ownership is shared with soft-eyed stranger Nathan Swan…and he refuses to sell. As they repair the lodge, take part in the Feather Festival and have run-ins with the local wildlife, bookish Paisley is blossoming. And Nathan’s kindness is healing Amanda’s bruised heart. Can she let go of her well-laid plans, and past pain, to risk a second chance at love?
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The surrogate mother
by Freida McFadden
Abby's dream of having a child is endangered when she discovers that her personal assistant, and the surrogate mother carrying her child, as an unspeakable secret.
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The Amish Ballerina
by Wanda E. Brunstetter
Eighteen-year-old Arie Kauffman loves to twirl and leap around the barn in her Amish bonnet and dress, practicing ballet moves her English friend taught her. Her parents would be upset to learn that this longtime interest has progressed to her secretly attending ballet classes. Arie even hides her dance skills from her boyfriend, Edwin Chupp, who often invites her to try new things, knowing she has an artistic heart. Her secrecy, however, is causing damage she may not be able to repair. When offered new opportunities to dance, will Arie break from Amish tradition or hold true to the bonds of her faith and family?
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The unexpected journey : finding strength, hope, and yourself on the caregiving path
by Emma Heming Willis
Draws on personal experience and expert insights to support dementia caregivers with practical advice, emotional validation and strategies for maintaining self-care and resilience while navigating the unpredictable, often isolating and life-altering reality of supporting a loved one with frontotemporal dementia.
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The lost baker of Vienna
by Sharon Kurtzman
Zoe Rosenzweig investigates her family's Holocaust history, uncovering the 1946 story of her ancestor Chana, a young Viennese baker torn between survival, family duty, and love in a fragile postwar world still shadowed by trauma.
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In the time of five pumpkins
by Alexander McCall Smith
Botswana detective Precious Ramotswe solves a new case with the help of her loyal associate and proves again that compassion and wisdom are the greatest tools for justice in the twenty-sixth novel of the series following The Great Hippopotamus Hotel.
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The sands of Sea Blue Beach
by Rachel Hauck
Highschool sweethearts Emery Quinn and Caleb Ransom both return to Sea Blue Beach for a fresh start, but painful memories resurface, and they're faced with new challenges. As they each work to preserve the divided town, they take a chance at joining forces to reunite the division between old and new while rekindling love in the process.
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The Christmas House : An Amish Christmas Novella
by Beverly Lewis
As an Englisher family in Hickory Hollow expresses their festive spirit with a lavishly decorated house for the second year running, Liz's Amish community becomes increasingly concerned about attracting unwanted traffic and attention, and Liz wonders if there is any way to bridge the gap to help the new neighbors feel welcome. At the same time, she grapples with her growing feelings for Matt, whose position with her is only temporary. Can she find a way to bring harmony to Hickory Hollow in time for Christmas?
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Santa's holiday spectacular
by Fern Michaels
When Frankie learns that Salvation Army buckets are being pilfered, Amy, Rachael, and Nina quickly agree to help her track down the thieves; when Annie and Myra discover that children's toys were stolen, the ladies of Santa's Crew and the Sisterhood join forces to find the bandits and save Christmas.
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The Irish goodbye : a novel
by Heather Aimee O'Neill
Three adult sisters grapple with a shared tragedy over a Thanksgiving weekend spent in their childhood home, navigating complex relationships and old tensions.
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The iron storm
by Clive Cussler
Detective Isaac Bell faces the horrors of the Great War while battling a mysterious anarchist group intent on bringing brutality to the shores of America.
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Framed in death
by J. D. Robb
When a killer stages victims as classic paintings, Eve Dallas must stop a deluded artist whose is leaving a bloody trail through Manhattan's elite art world.
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Hunting for a Husband
by Mindy Steele
Ten years ago, Joe Shetler took a leap, and it cost him his ability to walk. Accepting that this is God’s will for him, Joe finds his independence running Shetler Outdoors, an archery and outdoors shop. Leah Wicky moves to Kentucky where her father has set up a deer farm. With a strong desire to marry, she soon sets her sights on Joe who, despite his disabilities, has determination and an easy way about him. A sticky situation finally affords the opportunity for a friendship to form between them. When the Wickey’s prize buck attracts attention in the community—and attempted poachers—Leah is caught in the crosshairs, and Joe’s fears of inadequacy haunt him when he fails to protect her. A future once bright has dimmed.
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Confronting Evil : Assessing the Worst of the Worst
by Bill O'Reilly
From the world's #1 bestselling history author comes a compelling exploration of history's most notorious figures, examining how their choices inflicted immense suffering and illustrating the enduring human struggle between good and evil.
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The academy
by Elin Hilderbrand
When a surprise national ranking thrusts underachieving Tiffin Academy into the spotlight, a viral gossip app begins exposing students' and staff's secrets, unraveling reputations and relationships as the boarding school's carefully curated image gives way to chaos, scandal and unexpected alliances.
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