Tears. Wishes. Talents. Banes. They know her tears grant wishes. They don’t know her next tear will end her life.
Tag: clean fiction book review
The Librarian Spy by Madeline Martin
Neither Ava nor Elaine would have dreamed of becoming a spy, but they’ll do whatever they can in the fight against the Nazis.
All That Is Hidden by Laura DeNooyer-Moore
Secrets rarely stay hidden forever, especially in this coming-of-age story filled with baseball, mountain lore, and Southern culture in 1968.
Christmas on Ocracoke by Christina Sinisi
Inheriting a home on Ocracoke Island seems the perfect place for Annie and her toddler to start fresh. What she finds goes far beyond that, including answers questions she didn’t know she had.
Bookshop by the Sea by Denise Hunter
An approaching hurricane, a stranded ex-boyfriend and a bookshop scheduled to open in a few weeks. What could possibly go wrong?
The Paris Betrayal by James R. Hannibal
When everything — and everyone — you’ve counted on is gone, where do you turn? Especially when you’re a spy?