Author: theboundlessbookworm
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Book review: The British Booksellers by Kristy Cambron
A poignant story of love rediscovered amidst the backdrop of the Forgotten Blitz bombings.
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Book review: The Exception to the Rule by Christina Lauren
A heart-fluttering, meet-cute short story of two people whose chance encounter began with a wrongly sent email.
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Book review: The City by S.C. Mendes
Haunted by his wife’s murder and his child’s disappearance, detective Max Elliot retreats to the opium dens of Chinatown to cope with grief. However, when a gruesome case resembling his wife’s brutal slaying emerges, the police force calls on Elliot’s expertise, leading him into the sinister depths of “The City,”…
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Book review: The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters
A four-year-old Mi’kmaq girl goes missing in the summer of 1962, and her brother is the last person to have seen her. Decades later, the unsettling mystery connects with the life of Norma, a woman who grew up questioning why her skin color differed from her parents. In this gripping…
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Book review: The Girl on the Boat (The Emerald Sisters Book 1) by Kate Hewitt
In 1939, as the SS St Louis sails towards Cuba, Sophie Weiss, her family, her newly made friends, and 900 more German Jews anxiously await their fate, only to be refused entry. Their only offense is being Jewish.
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Book review: The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins
After the notorious heiress, Ruby McTavish, passes away, her adopted son Camden, who leads a quiet life in Colorado, finds himself pulled back into the mysteries of Ashby House and his mother’s mysterious past.
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Book review: Weyward by Emily Hart
Across generations within this novel, three extraordinary women are linked by the magic of the natural world.
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Book review: Barely Even Friends by Mae Bennett
“Bellamy Price meets her ‘Beast’ in this steamy enemies-to-lovers tale that retells the all-time classic Disney favorite, ‘Beauty and the Beast’.”
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Book review: The Good Twin by Diane Saxon
Skye and Summer share identical appearances. However, beyond their physical likeness, their similarities end. While one twin fiercely pursues her desires, the other, despite being the good one, faces consequences for her actions.
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Book review: The Sicilian Inheritance by Jo Piazza
One woman’s search for the truth about her great-grandmother leads the path to self-discovery.
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