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Wish Granter
(Young Adult Fantasy)
The "Wizard of Oz" meets "Sky High" when Eliza mistakenly arrives in the Crescent, a land where residents receive their super powers around age 18 in a very visible way. A villain wants to grab more than her share of power. Can Eliza and her friends stop the Blue Lady before it's too late?
The Devil's Backbone
(Middle Grade)
David Baxter takes the blame for the graffiti on the school to keep his best friend out of juvie and gets suspended. A road trip with his history-loving dad isn't so boring when David meets Kit, a 200 year-old ghost who needs his help. The last letter written by famous American explorer, Meriwether Lewis, is in Kit's mailbag and may hold the clue to Captain Lewis's mysterious death in 1809. David wants to help Kit, but needs to deal with his own problems first.
Beethoven's In My Locker
(Middle Grade)
The Gillespie Middle School band instruments are missing. Football player Miles Maddox is enlisted by his drummer sister, Clara, to help her find the missing musical instruments in time for the annual holiday parade. Someone is leaving clues that all refer to Beethoven's works. Why would a music lover steal the instruments? Can Miles help Clara without anyone knowing that he's a musician, too?
A Cup of Forgiveness
(Women's Fiction)
Vivian Darby is slowly rebuilding her life after her husband's death in a car crash. Her new normal is shattered when she finds out the woman in the car with her husband at his death was more than just a co-worker, she was his long-time mistress and they left behind a five-year-old son. Vivian is asked to take custody of the boy. Can she accept a constant reminder of her late husband's infidelity? Can she learn to trust again by taking a second chance on love with her sexy neighbor?
Two-Tone Hair
(Women's Fiction)
Lane Wilkinson returns to her hometown for a slower pace of life. Old family secrets, an approaching twenty year class reunion, issues with hair color, and an ex-boyfriend living next door give Lane a rocky road home. |
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