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Delicate Condition
by Danielle Valentine
Riveting (8/9/2023)
This book is a roller coaster of emotions and harrowing suspense. At times disturbing, at times happy and at times sad. It is a true page turner so very difficult to put down. It grips your emotions and curiosity every step of the way. A perfect summer read!!!
Last House Before the Mountain
by Monika Helfer
A joy to read (3/1/2023)
Rarely do I read a book that captivates me and I don’t want to put it down. This book was that and an absolute joy to read.
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