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    Little Black Lies by Sharon J. Bolton (Sharon Bolton)
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    Little Black Lies by Sharon Bolton is a gripping mystery set in the Falkland Islands, revolving around the tragic deaths of two young boys and the disappearance of several children. The story follows Catrin Quinn, a grieving mother seeking revenge, her former best friend Rachel, and ex-soldier Callum Murray, all narrating their own perspectives as dark secrets unravel amidst suspicion and hysteria in the small island community.

    I believe just about anyone can kill in the right circumstances, given enough motivation. The question is, am I there yet? I think I must be. Because lately, it seems, I’ve been thinking of little els...

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    Baking Cakes in Kigali by Gaile Parkin
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    Set in Rwanda, 'Baking Cakes in Kigali' follows the life of Angel, a Tanzanian woman known for her cake baking business. Through the interactions with her customers, Angel delves into the stories of post-genocide Rwanda, tackling heavy topics such as AIDS, genocide, and poverty in a heartwarming and insightful manner. The book weaves together tales of resilience, loss, and hope, all centered around the central character Angel, who uses her baking skills and compassionate nature to bring people together and offer solace in the face of adversity.

    IN THE SAME way that a bucket of water reduces a cooking fire to ashes—a few splutters of shocked disbelief, a hiss of anger, and then a chill all the more penetrating for having so abruptly supplante...

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    The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving by Jonathan Evison
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    'The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving' by Jonathan Evison follows the story of Benjamin Benjamin, a man who has faced tragedy in his life and decides to take a caregiving class in a desperate attempt to find purpose. He lands a job looking after Trevor, a teenager with muscular dystrophy, and their relationship blossoms as they embark on a road trip across America. The novel explores themes of loss, grief, redemption, and the unlikely bond that forms between Benjamin and Trevor, with alternating chapters revealing Benjamin's tragic past and the challenges they face on their journey. The writing style is a mix of serious and comic, with fully fleshed-out characters and a narrative that moves between past and present events.

    I was broke when duty called me to minister to those less fortunate than myself, so maybe I’m no Florence Nightingale. And maybe in light of all that happened with Piper and Jodi, I’m not qualified to...

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    Unbreak My Heart - Fostering Love by Nicole Jacquelyn
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    Unbreak My Heart by Nicole Jacquelyn is a heart-wrenching story that delves into the complexities of love, loss, and rebuilding relationships. The plot follows Kate, who finds herself caring for her best friend Rachel's children after a tragic accident, and Shane, Rachel's widowed husband who is struggling with his feelings for Kate. The writing style is emotionally charged, capturing the raw reality of human emotions and relationships. The slow-burn romance between Kate and Shane unfolds amidst a backdrop of grief, guilt, and forgiveness, making for a compelling and realistic portrayal of flawed characters navigating through life's challenges.

    The house was quiet as I made my way through the living room carrying an awkwardly large gift bag. I should have just wrapped Gunner’s birthday present, but I hadn’t thought I had the time. I felt lik...

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