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  Join us for this tour from Oct 6 to Oct 26, 2026! Book Details: Book Title: The Wandering Stars by J.D. Rasch Category: Adult Fiction 18 yrs +, 316 pages Genre: Fantasy Publisher: Lamina Press Release date: October, 2026 Format available for review: print - softback (USA only) and ebook (EPUB, PDF, MOBI for Kindle) internationally Content Rating: PG: No profanity. Occasional mentions of sex but nothing explicit. Book Description: When a sacred journey is corrupted by ambition, a quest for unity becomes a struggle for control Seeking wisdom and communion with their god, a fellowship of wizards and wanderers sets out in search of the legendary Golden Tree. But as hardship, ambition, and doubt settle in, the group fractures—letting the wizard Thurmore violently seize control, transforming his fellow wizards into mindless servants and corrupting their search for wisdom into a pursuit of power. Elsewhere, Alitheia—the Wanderer and one of the few to have found the Golden Tree—returns to the Silver Forest, only to discover another tree rising from a desolate plain. Joined by Rogi, a former wizard searching for meaning beyond power, she follows a path not toward dominion but understanding. As Thurmore's influence spreads, two competing visions of the future emerge: one built on obedience and fear, the other on compassion and connection. The fate of the wandering stars—and all who follow them—hangs in the balance. Philosophical and character-driven, The Wandering Stars is an epic fantasy adventure exploring ambition, redemption, and the enduring search for meaning. BUY THE BOOK: (coming soon!)  Meet the Author: JODY “J. D.” RASCH is a writer, artist, social activist, and author. His debut fantasy series, The Wanderer, incorporates social issues including politics, religion, science, and how we are influenced in our lives. Jody is also a painter whose art explores the mysteries of our world. He worked in finance for many years but managed to use it for good by helping banks that give loans to the poor. Jody currently serves on not-for-profit boards that seek to make the world a better place. A native New Yorker who was forced to move to the burbs, Jody now lives just outside New York City. Connect with the author: website ~ instagram ~ goodreads TOUR SCHEDULE:
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  Join us for this tour from Sep 29 to Oct 19, 2026! Book Details: Book Title: Soldier's Joy: Book II of The Sentinel Heart Trilogy by M.F. Jones Category: Adult Fiction (18 yrs +) Genre: Romance: historical, supernatural, military Publisher: Fieldwood Books Release date: Sep 28, 2026 Format available for review: softback-paperback (USA only) and ebook (GIFTED KINDLE, EPUB, PDF, NetGalley download) internationally. Will send print books out: USA only Tour dates: Sep 29 to Oct 19, 2026 Content Rating: PG-13 + M: Soldier's Joy contains wartime violence, the suicide of a minor character, two slightly explicit sex scenes though without gratuitous detail, and profanities like s**t, a**hole, and God damn it, though no f-words. Book Description: Avery Gowan is barely home from Iraq when a ghost appears to him—one that looks disturbingly like him. The apparition says that Jessie Gibbs, a woman he’s just met, can help him escape the guilt of the mission that killed three of his friends and maimed another. A few days earlier, at a service honoring his family’s Civil War relative, Lemuel Sanders, Avery was drawn to Jessie’s quiet strength and calm presence. Jessie, a musician, had been camping with her Civil War-style band the previous year when she discovered Lemuel’s unmarked woodland grave, leading to his identification and proper burial after 145 years. Jessie and Avery begin a relationship, but his anger, recklessness, and self-doubt threaten to tear them apart. When the ghost saves him from a deadly motorcycle crash, Avery hides the truth about his spectral guardian, afraid Jessie will see him as broken beyond repair. But Jessie is hiding something too—a secret about her true connection to Lemuel Sanders that may cost her Avery’s love. The sequel to the award-winning Stones River, Soldier’s Joy nonetheless stands alone as a haunting, emotionally charged story about how the past refuses to stay buried, how healing demands facing it, and how love gives the courage to do so.  Meet the author: M. F. JONES is a former editor for Viking Press book publishers, and Redbook, Family Circle, and Reader’s Digest magazines. When not writing, she can be found reading, knitting (while listening to audiobooks), singing in a choir, or hiking in the beautiful Tennessee woods near the home she shares with her husband, composer Douglas Hedwig. Connect with the author: Website ~ facebook ~ goodreads Tour Schedule:
Coming Soon!   Join us for this tour from Sep 29 to Nov 9, 2026! Book Details: Book Title: Candidate for Murder by Lauren Carr Series: A Mac Faraday Mystery (Volume 12) Category: Adult fiction (18+), 410 pages Genre: Murder Mystery Publisher: Acorn Book Services Release date: June 16, 2016 Format available for review: print-softback (USA only), ebook: (BookFunnel download), audiobook (Audible download) Tour dates: Sep 29, to Oct 9, 2026 Content Rating: PG-13 (Lauren Carr's books are murder mysteries, so there are murders involved. Occasionally, a murder will happen on stage. There is sexual content, but always behind closed doors. Some mild swearing (a hell or a damn few and far between). No F-bombs! "OMG! Carr is over the top and giving us an easy "10" with her latest, Candidate for Murder!...Don't just sit there thinking that this might be the book to try for Lauren Carr! I'm telling you right now it's a must-read for daring, adventure, crime-busting, high-level government criminal elimination." - reviewer by Glenda Bixler, Book Readers Heaven "OMG!!! The best Mac Faraday...yet. Lauren Carr is a master storyteller who combines the humor of Janet Evanovich and the investigative skills of Patricia Cornwell. She is always at the top of my reading list." - review by Sherry Fundin, Fundinmental, As Eye See It Book Description: When the candidate is a dog, the election gets deadly. It’s election time in Spencer, Maryland, and the race for mayor is anything but civil. When the two major parties offer up a pair of thoroughly unpleasant candidates, Police Chief David O’Callaghan decides to make a statement — by nominating Gnarly, Mac Faraday’s brilliant and mischievous German Shepherd, to run for mayor. What begins as a hilarious joke quickly turns deadly serious when Gnarly becomes the front-runner overnight. Suddenly, the campaign gets ugly. One of the human candidates ends up murdered, and all signs point to the canine contender. With the entire town watching and political enemies circling, Mac Faraday and the gang must dive headfirst into a dirty election filled with long-buried secrets, dirty tricks, and at least one very determined killer. Can they clear Gnarly’s name before the votes are counted — or will this be one election that ends in murder? A witty, fast-paced Mac Faraday Mystery packed with small-town charm, sharp humor, and a German Shepherd who just might be smarter than the voters.  Meet the Author: Lauren Carr is the author of over thirty acclaimed mystery novels, with more than half a million copies sold worldwide. Her fast-paced series—the Mac Faraday Mysteries, Chris Matheson Cold Case Mysteries, and more—blend twists, suspense, humor, and unforgettable characters (including clever German shepherds!). It's Murder, My Son organically hit #1 in Mystery on Amazon, and her books consistently rank in the Top 20 Police Procedurals in the US and international markets. A popular speaker and publishing consultant, Lauren lives on a mountain in Harpers Ferry, WV, with her husband and three spoiled rotten German shepherds. connect with the author: website ~ facebook ~ instagram ~ X/twitter ~ pinterest ~ goodreads Tour Schedule:
Sep 29 – @adriftinfctionalworld – book review Sep 29 - Faith And Books – audiobook review Sep 30 – Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight / guest post Oct 1 - Books1987 - book spotlight Oct 2 – Novels Alive – book review Oct 5 – CRYSTAL AND DAISY MAE'S PHOTO-BLOGGING SITE – book review Oct 6 – Books R US – book spotlight / guest post Oct 7 – FUONLYKNEW – book review / guest post Oct 8 – Bigreadersite – book review Oct 9 – Adventurous Jessy – book review Oct 13 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review / guest post Oct 14 – Olio by Marilyn – book review Oct 15 - My Reading Journeys 2 - audiobook review / guest post Oct 20 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / guest post Oct 27 – Deal Sharing Aunt – book review / author interview Oct 28 – StoreyBook Reviews – book spotlight / author interview Oct 29 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight Nov 3 – @Leannebookstagram – book review Nov 4 – Sarandipity's – book spotlight Nov 9 – Ilovebooksandstuffblog – book spotlight   Join Us For This Tour From Sep 8 to Oct 5, 2026 Book Details: Book Title: Delaware Keepers / Life at the Edge of the Sea by Dave Tabler Category: Adult Non-Fiction, 224 pages Genre: History Publisher: Dave Tabler Publication Date: June 1, 2026 Formats Available for Review: print-softback (USA only), ebook (EPUB and PDF) internationally, and audiobook (Audible Download Code). Tour dates: Sep 8 to Oct 5, 2026 Content Rating: G: no bad language, no sex scenes Book Description: Delaware Keepers is a bottom-up social history of the men and women who tended Delaware's lighthouses from the colonial beacon at Cape Henlopen in 1769 through the automation era of the 1940s. Its central argument is a deliberate inversion of a familiar image. The popular lighthouse keeper—the bearded hermit slowly losing his sanity in storm-battered isolation—is, in Tabler's words, "dead wrong." Drawing on newspaper archives, government and inspection records, and family papers, the book reconstructs keeping not as a story of madness and solitude but of community, family life, civic engagement, and quiet professionalism. The book opens on its thesis in miniature: keeper George W. Duncan celebrating his 37th wedding anniversary at the Port Penn Range Light in 1907, surrounded by forty guests and a brass band—a federal employee at the center of community life rather than its lonely edge. Delaware's compact geography makes the case plausible: short coastline, numerous inland waterways, and stations often within walking distance of town, with even offshore posts like Fourteen Foot Bank deliberately crewed by three men to forestall the very isolation the myth romanticizes. Tabler doesn't flatten the picture, though—remote, icebound posts like Mahon's Light and Reedy Island could genuinely isolate, and the work carried real risk from storms, wrecks, and accidents. Across sixteen chapters organized into five chronological parts, the narrative traces keeping as it emerged as an occupation, matured into a respected federal career, and then vanished under automation:
The human thread runs throughout: Hannah Hill dragging a boat across broken ice to fetch a doctor for her ailing husband; Irvin and Janie Lynch raising eight children at Mahon's Light; the Spencer children at Liston Range, for whom a station with no plumbing or central heat was simply home. The closing chapters turn to memory itself—how granddaughter Penny Czerwinski turns Dorothy Lynch Morris's recollections into classroom presentations (complete with Toby, the coal-chute-riding pig), and how preservation has shifted from maintaining structures to transmitting living culture. Beyond maritime history, the book frames larger questions: how skilled occupations earn legitimacy and respect, what happens to experienced workers when technology renders them "unnecessary," how communities lose institutional memory when federal employees vanish from daily life, and why we mythologize obsolete professions while forgetting the people who actually performed them. It positions itself not as a technical catalog of lighthouses—those exist—but as a recovery of the keepers as real, embedded, civic human beings.  Meet the Author: Ten year old Dave Tabler decided he was going to read the 'R' volume from the family's World Book Encyclopedia set over summer vacation. He never made it from beginning to end. He did, however, become interested in Norman Rockwell, rare-earth elements, and Run for the Roses. Tabler's father encouraged him to try his hand at taking pictures with the family camera. With visions of Rockwell dancing in his head, Tabler press-ganged his younger brother into wearing a straw hat and sitting next to a stream barefoot with a homemade fishing pole in his hand. The resulting image was terrible. Dave Tabler went on to earn degrees in art history and photojournalism despite being told he needed a 'Plan B.' Fresh out of college, Tabler contributed the photography for "The Illustrated History of American Civil War Relics," which taught him how to work with museum curators, collectors, and white cotton gloves. He met a man in the Shenandoah Valley who played the musical saw, a Knoxville fellow who specialized in collecting barbed wire, and Tom Dickey, brother of the man who wrote 'Deliverance.' In 2006 Tabler circled back to these earlier encounters with Appalachian culture as an idea for a blog. AppalachianHistory.net today reaches 375,000 readers a year. Dave Tabler moved to Delaware in 2010 and became smitten with its rich past. He no longer copies Norman Rockwell, but his experience working with curators and collectors came in handy when he got the urge to photograph a love letter to Delaware's early heritage. It turned out to be the start of something. Tabler has since written Delaware Before the Railroads, Delaware from Railways to Freeways, Delaware from Freeways to E-Ways, Delaware at Christmas, Delaware Behaving Badly, and Delaware Keepers. connect with the author: website ~ X ~ facebook ~ pinterest ~ instagram ~ goodreads Tour Schedule:
Sep 8 – @bearyintobooks * - book review Sep 8 - Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight / guest post Sep 9 – Novels Alive – book review Sep 9 - @artxsouls * - book review Sep 10 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight Sep 11 – @bookscape__ * - book review Sep 14 – @readsandmusic * - book review Sep 15 – FUONLYKNEW – book spotlight / author interview Sep 15 - @tia.reads * - book review Sep 16 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review Sep 17 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book review Sep 17 - @subconscious_shelf * - book review Sep 18 – @readwithinsoul * - book review Sep 18 - @bubbleswrapherbooks * - book review Sep 21 – @khushi_reads1 * - book review Sep 22 – Library lady's Kid Lit – book review Sep 22 - @reader_ceygo * - audiobook review Sep 23 – @michellegodardricher * - book review Sep 24 – Deal Sharing Aunt – book review / author interview Sep 25 – @onemorechap * - book review Sep 28 – @this.human.reads * - book review Sep 29 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review / guest post Sep 29 - @anjiscape * - book review Sep 30 – Sarandipity's – book spotlight Oct 1 – @draculise_ * - book review Oct 1 - @ablueboxfullofbooks * - book review Oct 2 – @arientrehistorias * - book review Oct 2 - @respecka * - book review Oct 2 - @my_fair_fiction * - book review Oct 5 - Teatime and Books – book spotlight Oct 5 - Faith And Books – audiobook review Oct 5 - @lizzies.reading.recs * - book review   Join Us For This Tour From Sep 8 to Sep 28 Book Details: Book Title: Miya's Mooncakes by Crystal Z. Lee Category: Children's Fiction (Ages 3-7), 40 pages Genre: Children's Picture Book Publisher: Balestier Press Publication Date: June, 2026. Tour dates: Sep 8 to Sep 28 Content Rating: G Book Description: It's almost time for Miya's favorite holiday, the Mid-Autumn Festival. She loves all the holiday traditions: moon gazing, lighting lanterns, and best of all, baking and eating mooncakes! Miya notices that many in her town seem to have lost the holiday spirit lately, including those in her school and in her family. Miya has an idea to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in a more meaningful manner this year. It will involve some extra special mooncakes and the entire neighborhood. Can Miya pull it off in time for the festival? This is a story of ingenuity, empathy, creating new traditions while honoring old ones. It's also an ode to neighbors, immigrants, and all those that make up a community!  Meet the Author: Crystal Z. Lee is a writer who divides her time between the U.S. and Asia. She is an avid traveler. Her favorite travel memories include island hopping in Italy, hiking the Ever White Mountain near the border of North Korea, sipping afternoon tea in Portuguese palaces and Irish castles, admiring Peranakan tiles in Singapore, sailing in the Aegean Sea, trekking on a biblical archaeological expedition in Türkiye, voyaging to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and making mooncakes and pineapple cakes in Taiwan. Her stories are often inspired by her journeys. Besides children's books, Crystal's other published works consist of poetry and a novel. She is also the author of Pei's Pineapple Cakes, Mei's Mermaid Mission, Kai the Dancing Butterfly, A Unicorn Named Rin, and Love and Other Moods. connect with the author: website ~ instagram ~ goodreads Meet the Illustrator: Allie Su grew up in Yunlin county, Taiwan. She often finds her illustration inspiration from the great outdoors. One of her favorite places to hike in Taiwan is Sun-Link-Sea Forest in Nantou. She adores Taiwanese cuisine and night market foods, such as stinky tofu, vegetarian noodles and taro pastries from Taichung. Allie also illustrated Mei's Mermaid Mission and Kai the Dancing Butterfly. Tour Schedule:
Sep 8 – Reading is My Passion – book review Sep 8 - @therearenobadbooks * – book review Sep 8 - Gina Rae Mitchell – book review / author interview Sep 9 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight Sep 9 - Cover Lover Book Review – book review Sep 10 – Deal Sharing Aunt – book review / author interview Sep 10 - @regallywritten – book review Sep 11 – @bearyintobooks * - book review Sep 14 – @Alyssas_book_obsession * - book review Sep 15 – Library lady's Kid Lit – book review Sep 15 - Sarandipity's – book spotlight Sep 16 – @enjoyingbooksagain – book review Sep 16 - @beastreader – book review Sep 17 – @subconscious_shelf * - book review Sep 17 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / author interview Sep 18 – @books.and.salt * - book review Sep 21 – A Mama's Corner of the World – book review Sep 22 – Faith And Books – book review Sep 22 - China Sorrows – book spotlight / author interview Sep 23 – Books With a Chance – book review / author interview Sep 24 – FUONLYKNEW – book review / author interview Sep 25 – @just_another_mother_with_books * - book review Sep 25 - @ablueboxfullofbooks * - book review Sep 28 - Teatime and Books – book spotlight Sep 28 - @lizzies.reading.recs * - book review Sep 28 - @nissa_the.bookworm * - book review Sep 28 - @respecka * - book review   Join us for this tour from Sep 14 to Oct 9, 2026! Book Details: Book Title: Return to Yesterday's Tomorrow by Bryan Prosek Category: Adult Fiction (18+), 357 pages Genre: techno thriller/science fiction Publisher: Bryan Prosek Release date: January 2025 Formats Available for Review: print-softback (USA only), ebook (PDF), audiobook (audible download) Tour dates: Sep 14 to Oct 9, 2026 Content Rating: PG-13: My book contains no f-words or religious profanities, but it does contain crude terms such as "*sshole", "sh*t". There are no sex scenes, explicit or non-explicit, but there is violence with some bloody descriptions. Book Description: In present day Pittsburgh, a new technology enables a person to alter (redo) a life-changing event in the person’s past, but sometimes with unintended collateral effects. Redoing an event for one person can have dire consequences on another unsuspecting individual. Tripp Hayes wakes up one day to find his wife and daughters have vanished and his past has been erased. Plagued by painful memories that aren’t his, Trip begins to follow the scattered pieces of a life only he remembers, trying to find out what happened to his family, who did this, and why? He soon learns that the corruption and deceit go much further than he could have imagined, and, more importantly, he is running out of time. With the odds stacked against him, with nowhere to turn, can Tripp solve the puzzle and get his family back before the clock hits zero?  Meet the Author:
Bryan resides in Columbus, Ohio where he is a practicing business attorney with the law firm of Steptoe & Johnson PLLC. He enjoys board games and outdoor activities- hiking, biking, and camping. His first three novels, The Brighter the Stars and The Darker the Skies of his Earth United trilogy, and A Measure of Serenity, have been published by CamCat Publishing. His fourth novel, Return to Yesterday’s Tomorrow, is available on Amazon. In addition to practicing law and writing, Bryan is actively involved in the fight against human trafficking. He assists several nonprofit organizations that combat human trafficking at various levels both within the United States and around the world. Connect with the Author: website ~ newsletter ~ X ~ facebook ~ instagram ~ tiktok ~ bookbub ~ goodreads   Join us for this tour from Sep 29 to Nov 9, 2026! Book Details: Book Title: BEST IN MURDER (A Mac Faraday Mystery #15) by Lauren Carr Category: Adult Fiction (18 +) Genre: Mystery Publisher: Acorn Book Services Release date: Oct 13, 2026 Format available for review: print-softback (USA only), ebook: (BookFunnel download) Tour dates: Sep 29, to Oct 9, 2026 Content Rating: PG-13 (Lauren Carr's books are murder mysteries, so there are murders involved. Occasionally, a murder will happen on stage. There is sexual content, but always behind closed doors. Some mild swearing (a hell or a damn few and far between). No F-bombs! "Lauren Carr's books are never boring, that's for sure. They entertain, give us a good mystery to dig into, keep the reader guessing, give us a few good laughs and make us eager for the next book. Warning: Lauren Carr's series are addictive, so be ready to read more than just one book!" - Laura Fabiani, Library of Clean Reads Book Description: One Collar. Two Dead. Total Chaos. When a priceless platinum-and-diamond collar vanishes at the Mid-Atlantic Classic Kennel Club Invitational—Best in Show at the Spencer Inn, it looks like the ultimate high-society theft. But when two women connected to the glittering event are murdered in quick succession, the case explodes into something far more deadly. Mac Faraday and his troublemaking German Shepherd, Gnarly, dive headfirst into the glamorous, cutthroat world of championship dog shows. Amidst perfectly groomed champions worth small fortunes, ruthless competitors, and million-dollar egos, the trail leads to a missing Irish Wolfhound whose value goes well beyond his blue-blood pedigree. As tensions rise between Spencer PD and the county sheriff’s office, Mac’s team races to untangle a web of greed, betrayal, and long-buried secrets—all while the elegant resort descends into delightful canine chaos. With show dogs of every shape and size turning the Spencer Inn into their personal playground, Gnarly does what he does best: stir up trouble and sniff out the truth. Fast-paced, laugh-out-loud funny, and packed with four-legged mischief, Best in Murder proves that in the high-stakes world of Best in Show, the biggest prizes come with the deadliest risks. BONUS! BONUS! BONUS! Pre-order Best in Murder now and receive the exclusive bonus novelette Who Framed Michelangelo? — a complete Mac Faraday mystery featuring Gnarly and a very special Goldendoodle!  One Locked Cottage. One Framed Dog. Two Four-Legged Detectives on the Case. When beloved local Frieda Selleck is found mauled to death in her locked cottage, all evidence points to her gentle, arthritic Goldendoodle service dog, Michelangelo. But Mac Faraday refuses to believe the obvious. With help from his irrepressible German Shepherd, Gnarly, Mac must prove the loyal service dog was framed for murder. Just days before the glamorous Mid-Atlantic Classic Kennel Club Invitational descends on the Spencer Inn, Frieda—a sharp-eyed woman with a reputation for “psychic” visions—had handed Mac a sealed envelope containing clues to her own killer. Now, with doors locked from the inside, no signs of forced entry, and a hidden wall safe emptied of cash and gold, Mac and Gnarly race against time to uncover the truth. Joined by an unlikely four-legged partner in Michelangelo, the canine detective squad follows a trail of family secrets, phony smiles, suspicious alibis, and a desperate climb down a steep wooded hillside. As the pieces fall into place, Mac discovers that even the shiniest “golden child” can hide a dark heart. A fast-paced, twist-filled cozy mystery packed with humor, heart, and plenty of doggy mischief. Perfect for fans of the Mac Faraday series! “Who Framed Michelangelo?” is an exclusive prequel short story set at the Spencer Inn the week before the events of Best in Murder (Mac Faraday Mystery #15, coming October 13, 2026).  Meet the Author: Lauren Carr is the author of over thirty acclaimed mystery novels, with more than half a million copies sold worldwide. Her fast-paced series—the Mac Faraday Mysteries, Chris Matheson Cold Case Mysteries, and more—blend twists, suspense, humor, and unforgettable characters (including clever German shepherds!). It's Murder, My Son organically hit #1 in Mystery on Amazon, and her books consistently rank in the Top 20 Police Procedurals in the US and international markets. A popular speaker and publishing consultant, Lauren lives on a mountain in Harpers Ferry, WV, with her husband and three spoiled rotten German shepherds. connect with the author: website ~ facebook ~ instagram ~ X/twitter ~ pinterest ~ goodreads Tour Schedule:
SEP 29 – @adriftinfctionalworld – book review SEP 29 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / guest post SEP 30 - Books1987 – book spotlight SEP 30 – Novels Alive – book review OCT 1 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book review OCT 1 – FUONLYKNEW – book review / author interview OCT 1 - From the TBR Pile – book spotlight / guest post OCT 2 – Ashley Martinez – book spotlight OCT 5 – Bigreadersite – book review OCT 6 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review / guest post OCT 8 – StoreyBook Reviews – book spotlight / guest post OCT 8 - Nighttime Reading Center – book review OCT13 – The Brave Bookshelf with Kim Bartosch – book review OCT 13 - Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight / guest post OCT 14 – @Leannebookstagram – book review OCT 20 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight OCT 21 – M.F. Jones – Writer – book review OCT 22 – Deal Sharing Aunt – book review / author interview OCT 27 – Sarandipity's – book spotlight NOV 9 - Adventurous Jessy – book review |
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