Our first Nevermore member recommended Rhys Dylan’s Evan Warlow series which is set in Wales.
In the first book, The Engine House,
retired DCI Warlow is called in when a landslide reveals the bodies of two
missing persons—a case Warlow had investigated eight years earlier. The books make good use of the location, with
local color highlighting the mystery. 4
Stars FE
Nora Roberts’ Key
trilogy captured the attention of another reader. Three women are brought together to free the imprisoned
souls of three demigoddesses. Described as “mindless but fun” the books are Key
of Light, Key of Knowledge, and Key of Valor. 4 Stars MH
Theo of Golden by Allen Levi continues
to make the rounds. This week’s reviewer
praised it for its heart and humor, adding that it somehow managed to avoid
cursing, which she found very refreshing. Four
Stars WJ
Other
Books Mentioned
107 Days by Kamala Harris
Persuasion by Jane Austen
Sailing the Shallows by Roger
Barnes
The Elements by John Boyne
When It All Burns by
Jordan Thomas
Modern American Memoirs edited
by Annie Dillard and Court Conley
Buckeye by Patrick Ryan
Redwoods by Jason Chin
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse by
Charlie Mackesy
The Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek by Kim
Michele Richardson
The Incredibly Dead Pets of Rex Dexter by Aaron
Reynolds
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