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Murder at the Flamingo by Rachel McMillan – Review & Giveaway

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If you follow Rachel McMillan on social media, you’ve probably seen some of the pictures from her research trips (and boy do they pay off). Another thing to love about McMillan is how transparent she is…and she shares her experiences with anxiety in her newest release, Murder at the Flamingo.

Murder at the Flamingo

In My Opinion…

Wow, fellow readers. Just wow. There is so much I loved about Murder at the Flamingo, so get ready for some gushing about Rachel McMillan’s newest book.

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A Song of Home by Susie Finkbeiner (Review)

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I’ve not ever been one of those readers who has to have an entire series before I start the first page of book one. Neither do I mind jumping into the middle of a series. Sometimes it can be tricky when the main character is the same throughout the series, though. But in Susie Finkbeiner’s newest Pearl Spence novel, A Song of Home, I had no problem keeping up with what was going on in the story. Although, I will admit the first two books in this series are now on my ever-growing TBR list!

 

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With an eleven-year-old narrator who is finding her way during a tumultuous time, A Song of Home hits all the right notes. [Read more…] about A Song of Home by Susie Finkbeiner (Review)