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Activities of Daily Living: A Novel
by Lisa Hsiao Chen
Activities of Daily Living (2/1/2022)
There is no real plot to this book other than the suspense we all live with day to day to see what tomorrow will bring.
There are two simultaneous stories going on here: Adult stepchildren taking care of an aging stepfather and the difficulty that brings. Remembering "whatmore
He Started It
by Samantha Downing
A doozy! (2/18/2020)
Siblings reunite to recreate an earlier road trip with Grampa. This time, however, Grampa's ashes are in a box and the inheritance is at stake. The character development is great - the family dynamics are spot on. The conflict comes between greed and family. Lots ofmore
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