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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: The Road To Neverwinter
by Jaleigh Johnson

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This book gives the backstory to the character Edgin from The Dungeons & Dragons Honor among Thieves movie. I was not really fond of this character in the movie, and I found his character in this book to be equally distasteful. The book was fine as a backstory of this character, but I continue to dislike the character in general. Understanding his backstory and motivations did not make me in any way more sympathetic to the character.

The Last Note Of Warning
by Katharine Schellman

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A mystery that takes you a club in 1920's New York City

The Wife Between Us
by Greer Hendricks

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Mild psychological thriller - enough to keep you enthralled but not enough to keep you up at night - a perfect balance.

Camino Ghosts
by John Grisham

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Absolutely loved this book and the characters. The story of Dark Isle and the enslaved people who escaped and formed a community off the coast of Florida only to be sold to a developer some 200 years later.

Nick And Charlie
by Alice Oseman

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I really liked the story because it was a realistic romance.

Our Little Secret
by Lisa Jackson

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Personal actions cause problems for each family member but it rises to a murderous level with the use of spy ware

Sunset Beach
by Mary Kay Andrews

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It is a light read for the summertime. The romance between the main character and another character was inconsequential and could have been more developed. It did have a satisfying. It is important to note, that there were stereotypes based upon ethnicity and gender that show this book that felt outdated and offensive.

The Undertaking Of Hart And Mercy
by Megan Bannen

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I read this because it was compared to Howl's Moving Castle. There was more of the typical romance tone, but it did okay in the fairy tale/horror realm. The characters were likable and varied, but still had some tropes.

Prisoner Of Trebekistan
by Bob Harris

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Funny narrative of one of the few contestants who took part in Jeopardy! tournaments that took place at Radio City Music Hall. He also goes into detail about his life before Jeopardy! and his relationships while he was competing.

Duet
by Kimberley Freeman

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Good story and fun to read! A bird and a boy perform together.