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Review: The Haunting of Brynn Wilder by Wendy Webb
Wendy Webb brings readers back to Wharton in the spellbinding read, The Haunting of Brynn Wilder. Webb takes American Literature professor Brynn Wilder and sets her on a life changing journey that is bound to keep readers entertained until the very end. After the devastating loss of her mother, Brynn Wilder sets out on an adventure away from Minneapolis, Minnesota and heads to Wharton, a small tourist town on the shores of Lake Superior to find some peace.
Review: The Freedom Circus by Sue Smethurst
About 30 years ago (before I was born), it felt as though there was a preponderance of narrative literature which detailed the experience of people—often people of a Jewish background—during the Second World War at the hands of the Nazi regime.
Review: The Lady Upstairs by Halley Sutton
Halley Sutton’s debut novel The Lady Upstairs is a modern day noir with a cat and mouse trope that is bound to leave readers on the edge of their seat until the very end. Jo’s job is to blackmail salacious men in Los Angeles for her boss who is known only as The Lady Upstairs and Jo’s coworker Lou is the only person aware of The Lady Upstairs’ true identity. Jo is incredibly curious as to find out who this mysterious woman is and she is willing to go behind her back to find out more about her.
Review: The Blade Between by Sam J. Miller
Nebula award winner Sam J. Miller returns with a chilling horror story about how returning home forces us to face the demons of our past. Renowned photographer Ronan Szepessy swore he’d never go home to Hudson. The small town wasn’t safe when he was growing up, and he can’t imagine there’s any place for him now. But on the request of an elusive client, he finds himself going back, telling himself there’s no harm in a quick visit. Within minutes of stepping off the train, he sees Hudson is changing.
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