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Book Review: 'The Antique Hunter's Guide To Murder: A Novel' By C.L. Miller

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By Amy Lea, Lizzie Pook’, C.L. Miller
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The book is in stores on Tuesday, February 6th from Atria. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/3tIiVrd Freya Lockwood is having a tough time, her daughter has left from London, to go to college in California, and per her divorce years ago, the house she lives in must be sold. She then finds out that Arthur, who owned am antiques dealer she worked with 20 years ago in Cairo, before something bad happened, has died, and left his business to her and her aunt Carole.
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Book Review: 'The Catch: A Novel' By Amy Lea

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By Amy Lea, Lizzie Pook’
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The book is in stores on Tuesday, Feb. 13th from Berkley. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/3Oa4bs1 Mel is an influencer, who lives in Boston, and has done really well with it until recently. Things now are not that good, her brand if falling, and her adoptive father has died. When she gets an invitation to a Nova Scotia resort, to use on her page, she jumps at the chance.
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Book Review: 'Maude Horton's Glorious Revenger: A Novel' By Lizzie Pook'

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By Lizzie Pook', Lizzie Pook’
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The book is in stores now from Simon & Schuster. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/4b2eJTJ In 1849, Constance Horton, who was 20, dressed as a man, and joined the expedition of the ship Makepeace, which was headed north from London, to look for explorer Sir John Franklin, and the Northwest passage, linking the Atlantic and Pacific. Two years later, her older sister Maude receives word that she died on the voyage, and no other information.
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