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The Language of Secrets
by Ausma Zehanat Khan
Suspenseful and topical (11/4/2015)
I enjoyed this book, but think that it would have been much harder to understand if I had not read the author's earlier book, The Unquiet Dead, which also features Esa Khattak and Rachel Getty. In this book, they are trying to solve the murder of another police officer whomore
The Good Neighbor
by Amy Sue Nathan
Going Home (8/7/2015)
Izzy Lane is a newly divorced mother of a five year old son. She has returned to the house where she grew up and is doing her best to give her son a childhood like hers, including a relationship with Mrs. Feldman who still lives next door. I enjoyed this book very much. Itmore
Her Name Is Rose
by Christine Breen
Great read! (2/9/2015)
I enjoyed this book very much; as the mother of an adopted daughter, I could identify with many of Iris's feelings. Her efforts to find Rose's birth mother were admirable, and took her far out of her comfort zone. All of the characters were well drawn, and it wasmore
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