Ages 18+
Shelby Tebow goes missing, and so do mother-daughter pair Meredith and Delilah Dickey. Police wonder if the two incidents are related. Now, ten years later, Delilah turns up, and everyone is dying to know what happened. Local Woman Missing is a thriller that isn’t to be missed!
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Ages 18+
Jess Davis is a single mom and a statistician whose parents aren’t in her life, but that’s okay because her grandparents help her raise her 7-year-old daughter Juno. She is convinced she doesn’t have time to date – until she hears about the GeneticAlly, a DNA-based dating company – and is intrigued. However, she is a 98% match with the company’s founder, and can’t quite wrap her head around it. Is it be too good to be true? Christina Lauren does it again – I was sucked in from beginning to end.
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Ages 18+
This cozy mystery follows Lila who, after a tumultuous breakup, moves back home to try to save her aunt’s failing restaurant. But when her ex drops dead, she of course is the prime suspect. Filled with food, mystery and a hint of spice, this book is not to be missed!
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Grades 4 – 6
Told in alternating timelines in 1989 and 2021, this adorable book about two sets of best friends hit the mark for me. It is the best summer for Jessica and Melissa who are BFFs in 1989, and the worst summer for Peyton, who has just moved four hours away (which might as well be 100 hours away) from her own best friend. She is very bummed out until she finds a time capsule that Melissa and Jessica buried when they were kids in the 80s, and explores it, and history, with her new friend Lucas. Eulberg takes readers on an adventure they won’t soon forget.
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