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Reviews of Craig Johnson and more…

May 15, 2015 Jordan Foster 0

Reviews of Craig Johnson and more… Summer is on its way but it’s not quite time for beach reads. In this month’s selection, the old adage that crime happens everywhere couldn’t be clearer. From the […]

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April Reads: Reviews of Donna Leon, Joe Nesbo and Ted Lewis

April 6, 2015 Jordan Foster 0

April Reads: Reviews of Donna Leon, Joe Nesbo and Ted Lewis Now that you’ve (hopefully) adjusted to the time change, survived spring break and Easter or Passover, it’s time to “spring ahead” and tackle a […]

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MARCH READS: WHAT TO READ: FROM CARA BLACK TO OLEN STEINHAUER

March 6, 2015 Jordan Foster 0

March is certainly living up to its reputation and coming in like a lion this year. But that’s all the more reason to curl up with a stack of new books and wait until it’s […]

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February Reads: Reviews of the Forgotten Girls and Nobody Walks

February 6, 2015 Jordan Foster 0

February Reads: Reviews of the Forgotten Girls and Nobody Walks With threats of more crippling blizzards still hovering on the horizon, what’s better than stockpiling a bit of extra reading material? For this month’s list, […]

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January Reads: Review of Girl on the Train and much more…

January 10, 2015 Jordan Foster 0

Review of Girl on the Train and much more… Hopefully, one of your New Year’s resolutions is to read more books (shouldn’t that be a goal every year?). To help you start off the year […]

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November Reads: Reviews of Michael Connelly, Mary Higgins Clark, and Patricia Cornwell

November 22, 2014 Jordan Foster 0

November Reads: Reviews of Michael Connelly, Mary Higgins Clark, and Patricia Cornwell The days are darker and the nights are longer. In other words, it’s the perfect time to take a stack of books over […]

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October Reads: Reviews of Craig Johnson, Valerie Geary and Andrew Grant

October 22, 2014 Jordan Foster 0

October Reads: Reviews of Craig Johnson, Valerie Geary and Andrew Grant Daylight saving time is on the horizon so it’s the perfect opportunity to curl up with a stack of new books. Here are six […]

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September Reads: Tana French, Sophie Hannah, and Dennis Lehane

August 27, 2014 Jordan Foster 0

September Reads: Tana French, Sophie Hannah, and Dennis Lehane Now that summer’s over and the cool weather starts (hopefully) rolling in, it’s a good time to get a stack of new books and read. Here […]

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