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Our Monthly Mystery & Thriller Pick
The Honjin Murders
By Seishi Yokomizo, Louise Heal Kawai
This locked-room mystery from the father of Japanese classic crime is finally available in English for the first time. The author of Murder at the Black Cat Café delivers another puzzle of a story in The Honjin Murders.
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John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs
By Ian Leslie
Taking a microscope to the artistic balance built by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, this unique and wholesome look at the lyrical heart of The Beatles is exactly the nuanced examination that longtime fans will adore.
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Wild Dark Shore (Reese's Book Club Pick)
By Charlotte McConaghy
A future ravaged by disastrous weather, a small town on the brink of collapse and one family at the center of it all. Gripping, visceral and taut, Wild Dark Shore is a complex story about survival, isolation and hope at the end of the world.
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The Demon Overlord's Retirement Plan
By M. H. Foster
Evil never sleeps... but it does garden. Former demon overlord Galornus has retired to a cozy life of farming and goats. But when his relaxation is threatened, he must protect his lovable neighbors from corrupt officials.
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Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire
By Don Martin
The woods of Foxfire are full of magic and mystery…but don’t forget to follow the rules. A brave young witch-in-training must harness her power to break a dangerous curse and save her town from a lurking monster in this exhilarating adventure.
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The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest (Newbery Honor Book)
By Aubrey Hartman
One fox. One badger. One hauntingly heartwarming adventure. When the balance between the living and the dead is in jeopardy, one fox must set things right.
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Paper Ghosts: A Novel
By Sarah Addison Allen, Marin Ireland
Sarah Addison Allen returns with a deeply atmospheric Southern Gothic story. When a young woman returns home, she reconnects with her grandmother and uncovers long-buried secrets that blur the line between memory and the uncanny.






















