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L.M.’s 2023 Year in Books
Take a look at L.M.’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Focusing Outward: Living Literary Citizenship in Community
(Originally published at https://www.bostonbookblog.com/articl... on July 16, 2019.) “Try to treat other people as if they possessed precious hearts and infinite souls.” -David Brooks Writing is often assumed to be a solitary endeavor. Yet even the act of writing implies another person. Publishing, on the other hand, is never solitary, not even when independently done. And with current publishing
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Fatechanger: Penny Lost
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Fatechanger: Penny Found
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| What a compelling continuation of Letty’s story!! Unnatural Intent is the third thriller I’ve read by Brooke French (I’m a fan) and it does not disappoint! The author has an incredible way of turning clever descriptions and/or slick turns of phrase i ...more | |
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A holiday treat! Luke Swanson’s Curtains on A Christmas Carol is a delightful holiday twist on the cozy mystery, set against the backdrop of a small-town production of Dickens’ beloved play. Lush descriptions of mountain scenery and nostalgic holiday ...more |
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| Alex Hugie’s Loophole is that rare gem of a novel that holds up a mirror to the parts of ourselves we would prefer to keep hidden while making us laugh out loud, grateful for the experience. Without lecturing or moralizing, Hugie exposes our tendenci ...more | |
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| Since I really enjoyed reading Brooke French’s “The Carolina Variant,” (do yourself a favor and check it out if you haven’t already!!!) I was super excited to learn that she had written another thriller—Inhuman Acts—which I loved every bit as much! L ...more | |
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| A wholly engrossing thriller! I read The Carolina Variant in a single sitting. Quick-paced and suspenseful, I couldn't put the book down, even though French doesn’t make it easy for her characters (or her reader!) to confront the dark and terrifying ...more | |
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| M. G. Barlow’s memoir is the best kind of book—the kind that inspires the reader without coming across as pedantic or moralizing. Written chronologically with vivid detail and description, Barlow invites the reader on a journey of self-discovery, all ...more | |
"I really enjoyed North Carolina author, Jill Caugherty’s, Waltz in Swing Time. The View from Half Dome was just as enjoyable.
Set in the 1930s, Isabel’s story begins in San Francisco. Times are hard, and Isabel dreams of a better future, of joining he" Read more of this review » |
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The View From Half Dome by Jill Caugherty is a beautifully written love letter—to Yosemite, to Enid Michael, and to the importance of family—celebrating the kind of love that heals and empowers a young woman to overcome a devastating tragedy. Isabel, ...more |
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