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The Starboard Sea: A Novel
by Amber Dermont
Sailing through the coming of age (2/11/2012)
Amber Dermont's novel is beautifully written and probably one edit shy of a 5 rating. The numerous characters came alive throughout the story. Many of the passages I committed to memory. You don't have to be a 17 year old boy to appreciate this extremely well-crafted story.
The Look of Love: A Piper Donovan Mystery
by Mary Jane Clark
Wedding cake mystery #2 (11/1/2011)
This is the second book in the Piper Donovan Mystery series, featuring a young actress turned wedding cake designer. I enjoyed book as a quick read, but I yearned for more character and plot development. The characters, even Piper, seemed one-dimensional, not really comingmore
A Trick of the Light: Armand Gamache Series #7
by Louise Penny
A Trick of the Light (7/17/2011)
Thank you for introducing me to Louise Penny through your First Impression Program. A Trick of the Light is the 7th Inspector Gamache mystery and the first that I read. Like a gracious and welcoming community, the novel’s characters came to life within the book and I foundmore
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