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My Absolute Darling Gabriel Tallent
by Gabriel Tallent
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This book was nothing like I was expecting, but a great surprise read. It was dark and twisted, and I couldn't wait to see what happened next.

Killer
by Tom Wood
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I really enjoyed the first book in the Victor the assassin series. I am definitely adding this to my list of series to read. I look forward to finding out Victor really is in the future.

The Underground Railroad
by Colson Whitehead
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This story starts out with life of a slave girl name Cora, who is even considered an outcast amongst her fellow African slaves-- runs away and begins a terrifying journey on an actual railroad. This was a surprise because I assumed it was metaphorical like the real "underground railroad" was. I would love to say I loved this book, and in some respect it did. It was very well written, and therefore the horrors of slave life are very strongly accounted for. If you have a vivid story mind like mine, the details of the torcher and abuse was very hard to digest.

Eligible
by Curtis Sittenfeld
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A modern day pride and prejudice? Not even close. Gosh I don’t know why I slogged through this book. It really was pretty shallow and I found myself not caring how it ended!

The Fix
by David Baldacci
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The series keeps getting better. Following a life altering football injury, Amos Decker has developed the ability to forget nothing. This is not always a desirable trait. After the tragic death of his wife and their child , Decker's life spirals into a job loss and homelessness. Over time he joins the FBI and helps them solve cases.This was a really good book. Fast pace, left you wanting more! Main character development was well thought out. Story line had enough twists to keep you reading Definitely recommend it.

Irena's War
by James D. Shipman
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Fabulous read. A fast passed WW11 account of bravery helping The jews and all the dangerous circumstances that they went through. Also intriguing is the underground Polish resistance.

Here All Along
by Sarah Hurwitz
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I went into this not knowing anything about Judaism, and it was worth it. It is a bit of a long read, and certain parts can be rather drawn out. But overall, Hurwitz does an admirable work in condensing a whole religion, it's text and traditions, into an enjoyable read. No matter your level of knowledge on Judaism or religion in general, Hurwitz will teach something new.

Were All Adults Here
by Emma Straub
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Really enjoyed this book, especially the end. You know a book is me sinful when it makes you think and also brings you to tears!

Thrown By Love
by Aares, Pamela
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The second in a series but could be read stand alone, this cute little romance if for the nerds. Both characters deal with conflicts that draw you in. I love catching up with the friends from the first book. One to book three now.

My life of pink & green
by Lisa Greenwald
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I think I’ve just found a series I’m going to enjoy! So far I would recommend it. This book was very hard to put down. I love the concept of saving her family’s pharmacy by expanding into an eco spa!
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