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Books Read in 2024

Inheritance by Nora Roberts (re-read)
Nightwork by Nora Roberts
Ship Watch by Jonathan Scott Barrett
The Paris Widow by Kimberly Belle
The Bookstore at River's Edge by Phillipa Nefri Clark
No Place Like Home by Barbara O'Neal
The Phoenix Ballroom by Ruth Hogan
Summers at the Saint by Mary Kay Andrews
The Swans of Harlem by Karen Valby
Long After We Are Gone by Terah Shelton Harris
Mind Games by Nora Roberts
The Summer We Started Over by Nancy Thayer
Random in Death by J. D. Robb
A Calamity of Souls by David Baldacci
Sara Starting Over by Dee Ernst
Till Death Do Us Part by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn
Bookstories by Sarah Tollok
The Lost Story by Meg Shaffer
Man in the Water by David Housewright
Agony Hill by Sarah Stewart Taylor
Last House by Jessica Shattuck
The Secrets of the Little Greek Taverna by Erin Palmisano
How the Light Gets In by Joyce Maynard
Murder at the Paris Fashion House by Nancy Warren
Finding Hope in Starshine Cove by Debbie Johnson
The Moonflowers by Abigail Rose-Marie
A Very Bad Thing by J. T. Ellison
The Paris Cooking School by Sophie Beaumont
The Townsend Family Recipe for Disaster by Shauna Robinson
Memories of the Lost by Barbara O'Neal
The Essential Elizabeth Stone by Jennifer Banash
Love at First Book by Jenn McKinlay
The Paris Gown by Christine Wells
The Marriage Sabbatical by Lian Dolan
All They Need to Know by Eileen Goudge
The Fabled Earth by Kimberly Brock
A Great Marriage by Frances Mayes
A Will and A Way by Nora Roberts
In Wilderness by Diane Thomas
The Book of Doors by Gareth Brown
Return to Wyldcliffe Heights by Carol Goodman
Funny Story by Emily Henry
Ferris by Kate DiCamillo
Sandwich by Catherine Newman
Escape to the Country Kitchen by Hannah Langdon
Pippi's Inn for Wandering Spirits by Erin Ritch
The Summer Club by Hannah McKinnon
Table for Two by Amor Towles
The Secret War of Julia Child by Diana R. Chambers
A Summer House on Arran by Ellie Henderson
Spirit Crossing by William Kent Krueger
Bring Me Sunshine by Alex Brown
The Riviera House Swap by Gillian Harvey
The Note by Alafair Burke
Blind to Midnight by Reed Farrel Coleman
Water, Water by Billy Collins
A Novel Summer by Jamie Brenner
When the Only Light is the Moon by Rita Wilson
Seven Summer Weekends by Jane L. Rosen
The Mirror: The Lost Bride Trilogy, Book 2 by Nora Roberts
Echo by Tracy Clark
That Summer by Jennifer Weiner
The Glassmaker by Tracy Chevalier
A Happier Life by Kristy Woodson Harvey
Passions in Death by J. D. Robb
Midnight Feast by Lucy Foley
Magic Enuff by Tara Sringfellow
The Little Lost Library by Ellery Adams
The Cliffs by J. Courtney Sullivan
Angel of Vengeance by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
The Vanishing of Josephine Reynolds by Jennifer Moorman
The Colony Club by Shelley Noble
The Briar Club by Kate Quinn
The Stolen Queen by Fiona Davis
Perfect Storm by Paige Shelton
Mademoiselle Eiffel by Aimie K. Runyan
Let Us March On by Shara Moon.
Saltwater by Katy Hays
Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel by Rebecca Raisin
The House at Watch Hill by Karen Marie Moning
The Thirteenth Husband by Greer Macallister
The Woodsmoke Women's Book of Spells by Rachel Greenlaw
Good Dirt by Charmaine Wilkerson
One Midnight With You by Shari Low
The Christmas Inn by Pamela Kelley
Southern by Design by Grace Helena Walz
The Murders in Great Diddling by Katarina Bivald
The Bookshop of Hidden Dreams by Karen Hawkins
The Little Provence Book Shop by Gillian Harvey
Last Twilight in Paris by Pam Jenoff
In the Midnight Rain by Barbara O'Neal
The Witches of Santo Stefano by Wendy Webb
The Correspondent by Virginia Evans

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Monday, July 14, 2014

Shame

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