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If you love mystery the way I do, you need to read this novel!
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Who commits a murder in a crowd of a hundred people relaxing in a park, and how did the Agatha Christie Book Club miss the entire thing from only a few feet away? In the trendy Sydney suburb of Balmain, Kat Mumford, social media interior design star, has been murdered during the inaugural Cinema Und...
But Not Forever is a a time-travel novel for young adult readers about the strength of family. It's a twisting journey that connects the past and future.
Book Review: But Not Forever by Jan Von Schleh | byandreamurray.com
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Like most fifteen-year-olds, Sonnet McKay loves a good adventure, but when she, her siblings, and cousins discover a deserted Victorian mansion in the middle of the woods outside a deserted town near Seattle, they get much more than they bargained for. In an upstairs bedroom, Sonnet inadvertently st...
An unusual twist on historical fiction, this novel combines modern-day with the distant past and will take you on a journey spanning time.
Book Review: Estelle: A Novel by Linda Stewart Henley | byandreamurray.com
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Twenty-two-year-old museum intern and unknown artist, Anne Gautier, has undertaken a major project, restoring “an elegant house on one of the finest streets in New Orleans.” The grand old Creole home has been in her family for “five generations,” and when her grandfather died, he left her th...
For all you lovers of Harry Potter, this one is for you!
Book Review: Manufactured Witches by Michelle Rene | byandreamurray.com
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Sixteen-year-old Nat is a boxcar kid. Since losing his grandmother and family home to the ravages of the Dust Bowl, he has been on his own, hopping trains across Texas in search of a place for himself amid so much loss. Outside of Amarillo, Nat feels a peculiar sensation, a tug from destiny, that pu...
