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Once We Were Brothers
Once We Were Brothers
by Ronald H. Balson
Reviewed: Jul 22, 2013
 
Published: Oct 8, 2013
 
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(4.1/5)
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The Spirit Keeper
The Spirit Keeper
by K. B. Laugheed
Reviewed: Aug 19, 2013
 
Published: Sep 24, 2013
 
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(4.1/5)
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A Man of His Own
A Man of His Own
by Susan Wilson
Reviewed: Jul 29, 2013
 
Published: Sep 24, 2013
 
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(4.6/5)
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Songs of Willow Frost
Songs of Willow Frost
by Jamie Ford
Reviewed: Jun 17, 2013
 
Published: Sep 10, 2013
 
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(4.2/5)
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The Edge of Normal
The Edge of Normal
by Carla Norton
Reviewed: Jun 17, 2013
 
Published: Sep 10, 2013
 
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(4.3/5)
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Bitter River
Bitter River : A Bell Elkins Novel
by Julia Keller
Reviewed: Jun 17, 2013
 
Published: Sep 3, 2013
 
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(3.8/5)
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The Drowning Guard
The Drowning Guard : A Novel of the Ottoman Empire
by Linda Lafferty
Reviewed: Aug 12, 2013
 
Published: Sep 3, 2013
 
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(4.1/5)
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How the Light Gets In
How the Light Gets In : A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel
by Louise Penny
Reviewed: Jun 17, 2013
 
Published: Aug 27, 2013
 
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(4.9/5)
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