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A Stitch in Crime
by Betty Hechtman
"enjoyable amateur sleuth"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 9, 2010
Molly Pink works as an event coordinator at Shedd & Royal
Books and More. Her boss Mrs. Shedd hands over her
rhinestone clipboard placing Molly in charge of the "Get
Out of the Heat and Light Your Creative Fire" retreat
weekend on the Monterey Peninsula. Her employer's only Read more...
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Promise Me Tonight
by Sara Lindsey
"fine Georgian romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 9, 2010
In 1784, the oldest of five sisters six years old Isabella
Weston wrote a letter to her dear mama telling her she
will marry her older brother Henry's best friend, James
Sheffield. Years later, she still knew he was the one for
her. With her coming out in Read more...
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How to Host a Killer Party
by Penny Warner
"delightful whodunit"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 9, 2010
At San Francisco State University, all part-time
instructors were riffed due to budget cuts. Presley
Parker was one of the first downsized by the school, but
she rebounded quickly by opening up Killer Parties, an
event planning firm. She mostly sponsors children's
galas, but her big break comes when Read more...
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Butter Safe Than Sorry
by Tamar Myers
"superb Pennsylvania Dutch amateur sleuth"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 9, 2010
Magdalena Yoder Rosen is an original in her Amish town
where most of the people try to blend in. She is married
to a Jewish doctor, is a conservative Mennonite, and owns
the Penn-Dutch Inn where the rich and famous stay.
Besides being loudmouthed, her sister Susannah is Read more...
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Pretty In Ink
by Karen E. Olson
"Brett Kavanaugh owns Las Vegas"
Reviewed by Lori Gondelman
Courtesy Lori's Reading Corner
Posted February 9, 2010
Brett Kavanuagh is known for her original art - tattoo art
that is. As the owner of The Painted Lady tattoo shop in
Las Vegas she doesn't do "flash" artwork as her
counterpart Jeff Coleman does, she does custom work. So
after she does the ink for a group of Drag Read more...
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Lake Magic
by Kimberly Fisk
"entertaining contemporary romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 3, 2010
Jenny Beckinsale and her late fiancé Steven Harmon started
The Blue Sky Air seaplane charter business three years ago
but it has failed because she has no interest in anything
except grieving her loss. Feeling pity as she
compares her self to her siblings "Perfect Paul" and
Amazing Anna". Read more...
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Through Stone and Sea
by Barb & J. C. Hendee
"fascinating quest fantasy"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 3, 2010
Wynn Hygeorht returned to the Guild of Sagecraft in Calm
Seatt expecting a heroine's welcome due to the copies she
made of arcane texts written by vampires during the time
of the Forgotten History and the Great War, millennia
ago. Instead of being one of the translators, she is Read more...
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Doppelganger
by Laura Resnick
"amusing urban fantasy"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 3, 2010
New York actress Esther Diamond waits for her next gig,
but brings in needed cash while resting between roles as a
singing waitress at Bella Stella because the patrons, when
they are not killed, are mobsters that everyone knows are
the best tippers. As she shares Ben and Jerry Read more...
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Who Stole My Soul? A Dialogue with the Devil...
by Vishwa Prakash
"You Don't Have a Clue!"
Reviewed by Viviane Crystal
Courtesy Crystal Reviews
Posted February 3, 2010
"Confused and directionless in a world where good things
seem to happen to bad people, and bad things to good
people," begins this fascinating meditation on the wisdom
required to live a purposeful life! Most of the advice
offered here arises from an unwillingness to see things
the way they Read more...
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Miracles, Messages & Metaphors
by Norm Carroll
"Wisdom for All Ages!"
Reviewed by Viviane Crystal
Courtesy Crystal Reviews
Posted January 29, 2010
Miracles, Messages & Metaphors... I read it through in
several sittings for the purposes of this review but would
emphasize that this is a book to savor and meditate upon
over a long span of time. Norm Carroll is a Deacon of the
Catholic Church, but the Biblical focus of Read more...
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