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  • The Friday Review: Counterfeit Truth

    By Crystal Caudill Broderick Cosgrove is deep undercover in Cincinnati, trying to infiltrate a gang of counterfeiters. But his deep loyalty to his work as a Secret Service agent is tested when his investigation leads him to Colonel Plane, the grandfather and caregiver of his former fiancee, Theresa. Though he had broken off their engagement…

  • The Friday Review: Her Cold Justice (Keera Duggan #3)

    By Robert Dugoni And yet another fantastic book to start my 2026! Keera Duggan is making a name for herself in the defense attorney law firm her father founded. And while her own family dynamics are complicated, she knows how important family is. When her detective’s nephew is arrested for double homicide and drug charges,…

  • The Friday Review: The Belle of Chatham

    By Laura Frantz The death of their parents has already turned Maebel and Coralie Bohannon’s life upside down, but as 1776 draws to a close, war comes to their quiet little town of Chatham, New Jersey. With the rebel winter encampment nearby, their brother brings his commanding officer, General Rhys Harlow to board at the…

  • The Friday Review: Breach of Honor

    By Janice Cantore I’m always on the lookout for quality Christian suspense. When I saw the author of this book was a former cop, I figured I had found a book with a shot at being more realistic than your average suspense novel. So how did it stack up? Leah Radcliff knew what domestic abuse…

  • The Friday Review: The Tech Exit

    By Clare Morell I think we can all agree that technology is a double-edged sword. We rue the time spent staring at screens, but we’re stuck there. We realize it’s probably an addiction, but after all, isn’t everyone else doing it?  But what if we got out of the unhealthy technology? What if we freed…

  • The Friday Review: To Love a Lady

    By Gabrielle Meyer The Gilded Age meets My Fair Lady! While I knew this book would be good, I was surprised at how much I loved it. I’m already starting 2026 out with a book I know will make my Top 10 at the end of the year! Keira O’Day spends her days sewing shirtwaists…

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