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Books reviewed by Judi Sauerbrey at BookBrowse.

Judi Sauerbrey

Judi Sauerbrey has retired from 35+ years teaching HS and college literature. She was director of women's studies at a Midwestern college for a number of years. She now lives in SE Indiana with her husband and three canine companions. She presently teaches in a continuing education program for adults, continues the quilting she's done for years, is a fan of any kind of mystery but especially cozies, and is revising manuscripts of her own novels in a number of genres.

Books reviewed by Judi Sauerbrey

The Promise (04/09/14)
The Invention of Wings (01/08/14)
The Valley of Amazement (11/06/13)
The Invention of Murder (09/04/13)

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    Before Oz, Aunt Em leaves Chicago for Kansas in a powerful tale of courage, change, and new beginnings by Hazel Gaynor.
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    The Lamplighter's Bookshop
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    The Lost Bookshop meets The Lost Apothecary in a beguiling novel full of secrets…

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