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Does your group repeat authors when you are selecting books for discussion?

April 1, 2009, 449 voters

Nancy Bush, author of Unseen

Gemma La Porte wakes up in a hospital and knows her name and where she lives, but there are blank spaces in her memory. When released, she senses she’s being watched but thinks she's overreacting.

Lisa Jackson, author of Malice

Opening his eyes in the hospital room post accident, New Orleans detective Rick Bentz sees her standing in the doorway. Then Jennifer blows him a kiss and disappears... but it couldn’t have been Jennifer. She died twelve years ago.

A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick

February 2009

A RELIABLE WIFE opens with Ralph Truitt standing on a train platform on a cold winter morning waiting for a woman who had answered his ad looking for "a reliable wife," "a simple honest woman." But Catherine Land is not the woman who she appears to be, and she, like Ralph, has secrets to hide.

Late March 2009

Many of you are on Spring Break around now, and so it's a great time to catch up on some pleasure reading. Whether you are going away or staying home, we have books to keep you entertained!

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Late March 2009

Since many children are on Spring Break around now, we feel that this is a great time for them to catch up on some pleasure reading. Whether you and your family are going away or staying home, we have books to keep your little ones entertained!

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March 2009

I am sure many of you, like me, were eagerly anticipating the arrival of spring. Well, officially it's spring, but the weather is NOT following the calendar. I’m looking forward to hanging up my down vest (even though it's my favorite turquoise color) and watching the color return to the gray landscape outside my window. It has been a very bland winter here in the Northeast.

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March 2009

So, as of March 20th, it is now officially spring and maybe soon the temperatures in the northeast will catch up as well! With a new season comes new reads. Be sure to put daylight savings time to use each night and capture some of the extra sunlight to catch up on this month's great new books.

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March 27, 2009

Okay, get out your "to be read list" and grab a pen since there are some real winners to share this week...

For weeks now at the office we all have been looking forward to sharing Paul Levine's latest book, ILLEGAL, with you. It's a complete departure for readers who know Levine from his Solomon vs. Lord series. Here he takes on the subject of illegal immigration in a thriller that packs a punch. It reads authentically, which is a true testimony to the meticulous research that Levine did, and you can read more about in our interview with him. It was a house favorite for a while now, so we are glad it's now in stores for you to enjoy!

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Do you try to stop reading at the end of a chapter? Do you prefer books with short chapters?

March 26, 2009, 247 voters