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The Soggy Cannoli Murder (Book 1) (affiliate link)
When Bernie Smyth trades her Hollywood fame for witness protection in a small Italian-American town in New Jersey, she doesn’t expect to play the role of her career: prime murder suspect.
Bernie co-starred in America’s favorite TV detective series, Silver & Gold. But after testifying against the show’s leading man, she abandons her career to hide out in Carmine, New Jersey, a small town with a rich Italian-American heritage. She gets a job at the crummy Cafe Roma and vows to keep a low profile.
But when Bernie stumbles on her boss with a knife in his back, Chief of Police Diana Tedesco believes she’s found the killer.
Katie: Clover Springs Book 1 (Clover Springs Mail Order Brides) (affiliate link)
Historical Fiction
Devastating events in Ireland tore apart her family…
Her abusive uncle threatens her life…
Her only escape is to the west…
To get there she must marry a stranger…
Options are limited for Irish beauty, Katie O’Callaghan.
After disaster hits her family, she arrives in America with her younger sister Ellen.
Her uncle, rather than provide shelter, provides misery and abuse.
Forced to head west, she refuses to leave Ellen behind, risking a kidnapping charge on top of everything.
Welcome to Murder Island (Laura Sutton Mysteries Book 1) (affiliate link)
When Laura Sutton answers her mother’s phone and finds out she’s inherited property on a remote island, she knows it could be the solution to all her problems. Currently camped out on an airbed in her mother’s sitting room and with very little cash to her name, Laura has no intention of moving to the island—she’ll visit to get the property ready for sale, then come home.
When Laura arrives on the island and finds out it’s not a derelict house she’s inherited, but a hotel, she can’t believe her luck… until she finds a dead body in one of the guest rooms.
Laura isn’t interested in trying to solve the murder. She may be a true crime fan, but this is a little too close to home and she’s a bookkeeper, not a detective.
Van Man: American Dreams (affiliate link)
Blond hair. Pale green eyes. Megawatt smile. Young soccer prodigy Timothy Blankenship is on the cusp of signing an eight-figure contract with the San Francisco Hopefuls. He’s living the classic American Dream. But Timothy soon realizes there’s more at play than just a sport- Corporate power-brokers and politicians are pulling all the strings.
At the same time, a secret cadre of scientists are getting closer to a strange and powerful breakthrough that will change the world. For good? Or for evil?
The Little Theatre on Halfpenny Lane (affiliate link)
The show must go on … But is the show over before it’s even begun?
Aoife and her sisters know exactly what to do when they inherit their Great-aunt Detta’s theatre on Halfpenny Lane:
- Restore the dilapidated building to its former glory.
- Perform together on its stage to packed houses and rapturous applause.
- Live happily ever after.
Until they go to the reading of Detta’s will and discover she’s left a share in the theatre to her godson Jonathan, who wants to sell up and cash out.
Now they need him to buy into their vision of stardust and magic – or find the money to buy him out.
And as they fight to save the theatre, Aoife also finds herself battling a very inconvenient encore of her teenage crush on Jonathan …
Dances with the Aristocracy (The Lords of your Heart) (affiliate link)
The Duke’s Secret Letter
Anna Stuart has long accepted her solitude, burdened by the unfounded blame of her brother and aunt, who convinced her that some inherent flaw marred her prospects. However, when Maximilian Montagu, a charismatic, yet older Duke enters her life, a spark of hope rekindles. As Maximilian finds love in Anna’s face, their connection deepens, but internal insecurities and external threats loom ominously. Could their extraordinary bond endure the trials and adversaries that threatened to dismantle their dreams, or will their hopes turn into ashes in the end?
Home Made Winter (affiliate link)
Dutch chef Yvette van Boven’s Home Made series of cookbooks feature delicious recipes, beautiful photos, step-by-step instruction, and her own hand-drawn artwork. Now she presents Home Made Winter, a heartfelt, humorous, and passionate collection of dishes inspired by her childhood in Ireland and her frequent sojourns in France.
This is a cookbook that will warm your heart, with chapters on Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch; Pies and Sweet Things for Tea Time; Beverages; To Start; Main Courses; and Dessert, focusing on simple recipes for classic dishes such as apple cider, BBQ pulled pork, ricotta cheesecake, and more. Step-by-step, she explains how to make butter, beef sausage, and baileys—and also features her favorite winter holiday recipes.
Zeroville: A Novel (affiliate link)
The Complete Photo Guide to Crochet (affiliate link)
Best of all, it includes more than four hundred color photos—to make learning and following along as easy as possible!
Principles of Emotion (affiliate link)
Having grown up a prodigy in a field plagued by sexism and plagiarism, Meg opts for a public presentation so there will be no doubt of her authorship. But a panic attack obliterates her plans. In defeat, she goes home and locks away the only manuscript of her proof.
Then chance sends her the unlikeliest of allies: Isaac Wells—carpenter, high school dropout, in trouble with the law.
The Detroit Novels Volume One: Edsel, Stress, and Motown (affiliate link)
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