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  Bye-Bye Bakersfield

  Jan Baross

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  “Don’t tell anyone we’re Democrats,” warned Mother when we moved to  
  Bakersfield, CA, a town often referred to, back then, as redneck central.  
  “And for heaven’s sake, don’t tell them you’re Jewish.”  
  Joan Gratz, author and Academy Award winning director says: “I couldn’t put this book down. The young Jewish narrator reminds me of Scout in To Kill a Mockingbird, only with a lot more humor. Watching this brazen, feisty girl butt up against a  
  hostile landscape with humor, naive insight, and the missteps of youth, is what  
  entertainment is all about.”

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  Where The Ley Lines Meet - Final...

  Tom McCaffrey

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  The Claire Trilogy taught us the meaning of family and loyalty in every sense of those words through the bonding of Claire the Mule and her family of mystical misfits under the most trying of circumstances. 
   
   
   
  Its prequel, Finding Jimmy Moran, introduced the world to the magical young boy who grows into the man that leads Claire's family across the galaxy. 
   
   
   
  Where The Ley Lines Meet is what happens when the mystical misfits and their alien brethren are recalled to earth to reunite and save the world. 
   
   
   
  The storylines and characters the fans have come to love in the prior four books reappear in this continuation and conclusion of The Claire Saga. Or is it?

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  Murder in Paris - The gripping...

  Christina Koning

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  Paris, 1945. Frederick Rowlands arrives in a city riven by the political turmoil following the Liberation at the behest of MI5 agent, Iris Barnes. A young woman calling herself Clara Metzner has just been released from Ravensbrück concentration camp - and Rowlands, who last met her in Berlin in 1933, has been given the task of confirming whether she is who she says she is. This is far from easy, not only because of Rowlands' blindness, but because Clara's experiences have changed her almost out of recognition. But her evidence may be vital in assisting Iris to track down suspected collaborators in the upper echelons of French society.
  
  Then Clara - or the girl who is claiming to be her - is found dead, in circumstances that point to murder. Thrown into the unfamiliar world of Parisian high society, Rowlands must track down the killer, and prevent further deaths - including his own.

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  The Widow

  Karen Ann Hopkins

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  Is it suicide or murder? 
   
   
   
  A young Amish widow turns up dead in Blood Rock and Sheriff Serenity Adams investigates in this gripping whodunit mystery.

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  Phoenix Rising

  Emily Hayes

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  Two fierce leaders. A city in turmoil. Will their love rise from the ashes? 
   
   
   
  Fire and desire collide in this scorching enemies-to-lovers Sapphic romance from Phoenix Ridge. 
   
   
   
  Legendary Fire Chief Becky Thompson has faced down raging infernos—but nothing prepared her for Dr. Lucinda Everett. When the brilliant trauma surgeon from London rolls into Phoenix Ridge with bold ideas and a no-nonsense attitude, their fiery clash is instant. As the town's emergency services collide, so do Becky and Lucinda, locked in a battle of wills that ignites far more than just sparks. 
   
   
   
  What begins as professional tension soon turns into undeniable chemistry. Becky and Lucinda are forced to confront not only the dangers of their jobs, but the risks of falling for someone just as strong—and stubborn—as themselves. 
   
   
   
  Will they burn brightly together? Or will they burn out? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Winged Victory

  Barbara Cartland

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  While her beloved parents were alive, the beautiful young Cledra Melford had basked in the radiance of their love, barely noticing that they were poor and had to scrape by. To make ends meet.
   
  But, since they were tragically killed in an accident and she came to live with her hateful and bitter uncle, Sir Walter Melford, she has been cruelly abused and ill-treated.
   
  His violent beatings the lovely Cledra can almost bear, but when he decides to sell her adored horse, Star, to a man known for his cruelty, it is the last straw for her.
   
  So Cledra appears at the door of the dashing Earl of Poynton, who is famed among thesporting fraternity for his pedigree stable and in the Social world for his many affaires de Coeur with fashionable ladies.
   
  Cledra begs him to secretly buy Star from her to ensure that her stallion will be safe and well cared for and he insists on renaming him ‘Winged Victory’ and then the Earl agrees.
   
  Soon, when Sir Walter attempts to wreak violent revenge on his niece, the horrified Earl rescues her and whisks her away to his grandmother’s house with death hard on their heels
   
  And love not far behind.

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