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  Murder at the Cabaret

  Dana Gricken

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  In New York City, 1925, twenty-two-year-old Penny Fox has a lot on her plate. 
   
   
   
  After her father's untimely death, she's just inherited his cabaret club—The Primrose—complete with a speakeasy in the basement, made possible by local mob boss Sonny Hargrove. By night, she's managing her father's business while being hounded by a greedy crime lord, and by day, working as a private investigator at her agency called The Sly Fox to help women flee abusive partners and catch their husbands affairs. 
   
   
   
  To make matters worse, she's currently being sued by a client's husband for snapping pictures of him with his secretary and ruining his marriage. When she comes across another woman being abused, Cora Bellinger, she decides to help her and falls in love, making her fiancé a sworn enemy while trying to process her feelings. 
   
   
   
  But it isn't until the dancers at her club begin going missing—and then murdered—that Penny realizes a serial killer is on the loose. If she wants to save her club and stop more women from being killed, she'll have to put her private eye skills to good use—before it's too late.

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  The Chronicles of a Non-Binary...

  Ndiilokelwa Nthengwe

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  From the classrooms of Windhoek to the frontlines of Namibia’s SGBV, abortion, and LGBTQIA+ rights movements, The Chronicles of a Non-Binary Black Lesbian Namibian . . . In Love is Ndiilokelwa Nthengwe’s unflinching memoir of growing up different in a place that demanded conformity. 
  Namibian-Malawian, Nthengwe was told to stop playing with boys, asked “Are you a lesbian?” before she had the words to answer, and forced to choose between the God she loved and the girls she loved. She traces a life shaped by early, confusing crushes; relationships with women that concealed the truth from herself; a faith interrogated rather than simply inherited; and a family history marked by an absent father and a mother whose love never wavered. 
  As the book moves from personal reckoning to public struggle, Nthengwe takes readers across Namibia - “from the Orange to Kunene, from the desert to the sea” - into the heart of SGBV, abortion, and LGBTQIA+ advocacy, culminating in the fight for justice for Shannon, a case that lays bare the cost of being seen and unseen at once. 
  Tender, funny, furious, and hard‑won, this is a story of becoming whole: the family we lose and the family we build, the faith we abandon and the faith we remake in our own image, and the long, imperfect work of falling in love - with another person, and with oneself. 
  Content note: this memoir includes depictions of homophobia, grief, violence, loss, and love.

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  Trapped With the Ice Queen

  Emily Hayes

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  A cozy cabin with only one bed, an ice queen CEO, and a snowstorm . . . 
   
   
   
  When high-maintenance CEO Vivienne Blackwood's luxury Christmas getaway goes off the rails, she finds herself trapped in a cozy cabin during a snowstorm with the grumpy yet very attractive Olympic snowboarder Alex Carter. As an ice queen who hates everything about Christmas, Vivienne clashes with Alex's down-to-earth, no-nonsense attitude, but they're stuck sharing a bed in close quarters. With forced proximity, witty banter, and undeniable chemistry, this ice queen romance heats up as Vivienne begins to wonder if the woman she initially dismissed just might be the key to her icy heart. 
   
   
   
  Can a cozy cabin with a gorgeous snowboard champion in a snowstorm at Christmas melt even the coldest of hearts? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  How to Catch a Happy Ever After

  Ana Ashley

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  You are hereby invited to the wedding of the century. 
  Yes, you got it, Tom and Wren are getting married this Christmas. 
  Drama. 
  Sparkles. 
  Well intentioned, but meddling friends. 
  Surprise pregnancies. 
  This wedding is set to have it all, including a brand new couple who is well overdue for their happy ever after. 
  How to Catch a Happy Ever After is the final book in the Chester Falls series. Told from multiple points of view, this book is not a standalone, but better enjoyed after previous books in the series.

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  A Touch of Spice

  Ellie Thomas

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  Sequel to The Spice of Life
  In the spring of 1573, Gregory Fletcher is a happy man, set to move into the spice shop on London's Ludgate Hill with his true love Jehan Zanini, who he spared from being condemned as a thief the year before. 
  But Gregory's kind inclinations to help others in need tend to thwart the couple from fulfilling their dreams as Gregory delays living with Jehan to assist his adoptive family in a crisis. 
  Then William Anstell, their friend and the cause and saviour of Jehan's previous problems, gets amorously involved with an unscrupulous tavern server and relies on Gregory and Jehan to resolve his embarrassing mess. 
  Can the lovers finally put aside all the distractions and other people's problems to find lasting happiness?

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  Perilous Knights

  Charles Payseur

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  Sir Lamorak is a mess -- in debt to a ruthless knight, estranged from most of his family, and unable to resist a warm bed regardless of who's offering. His only real hope of getting out of trouble is winning a large tourney, and with a mech suit in bad need of repair, he's prospects seem dim indeed. At least until a mysterious ally saves him from a savage attack and offers to help him out.
  But can a stranger who wears a mask with glowing green eyes really be trusted, or are ey part of the swirling plots between Queen Guinevere, the jealous First Consort Arthur, and his scheming magician Merlin? Whatever happens, Lamorak must navigate political intrigue, personal demons, and distracting pleasures to survive being a perilous knight.

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