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The Midnight Library

by Matt Haig

I read this book in one weekend! Really enjoyed the storyline and this take on the \”in between\” when in limbo between life/death. Every decision has a consequence but it may not be the one you think… Overall great story, would recommend!
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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Fate of the Broken

by J Grenz

Didn\’t like this quite as much as book #1 in the series, but the magic/underlying story was still good! I think I just wasn\’t into this turning into a \”why choose\” trope as they are not my favorite.
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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The Fellowship Of The Ring

by J.R.R. Tolkien

I thought I would like this story more than I did. I get the lore and the hype, but reading it physically was a lot harder than when I switched to listening to the audiobook. Not sure I\’ll continue reading the series, but will continuing to love the movies that came out of this franchise!
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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Soul of Fractured Fate

by J. Grenz

I had zero expectations going into reading this book since I scored it for free on a stuff your Kindle day. However, I was pleasantly surprised! There were many twists & turns in this storyline and I thoroughly enjoyed it! The cliffhanger did make me go immediately purchase the 2nd/final book to see how it continued.
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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Britt-Marie Was Here

by Fredrik Backman

Fredrik Backman never fails to make me laugh out loud. He makes me fall in love with characters that I would probably hate if I met in real life!
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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Naked in Death

by J. D. Robb

Naked in Death was a fun, fast-paced read that mixes a solid murder mystery with a futuristic setting and a touch of romance. Lt. Eve Dallas, as a New York City police officer, is a tough, interesting lead, and her chemistry with Roarke adds a lot of spark to the story. The world-building is cool without being overwhelming, and the plot kept me turning pages. Overall, it’s an engaging start to a series and a great pick if you like crime stories with strong characters and a little edge.
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Joy Fornwalt
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The Bones Beneath My Skin

by TJ Klune

Honestly one of the best books I’ve ever read. It’s my favorite book. He gave me the feels and made me think. I loved it and I loved the characters.
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Kristy Botts
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Bound By Starlight

by H L Charlesworth

I did enjoy this book. Glad to read a standalone fantasy for once! Nice refresher. The mate/bond was an interesting concept and the magic abilities were neat. Overall solid read.
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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Love & Letter Charms

by Rachel Morgan

Loved this book, love this series. Cannot wait for the remaining two books to be released this year!
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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Across the Salted Plains

by Megan Longmeyer

This was a decent indie author read! I liked the storyline and the overcoming aspect of the female character\’s past.
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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Deals & Dream Spells

by RACHEL. MORGAN

I love this series! Enemies to lovers AND fake dating tropes all in one book?! YES! I just really enjoy the way this author writes. She makes me invested and there\’s so much comic relief.
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Samantha Rynearson
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The Butcher Game

by Alaina Urquhart

Soo good!
Category: Fiction Reviewed by: Reviewer Avatar Stephanie Savidge
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