Just as good as the previous. A fundraiser for the 3 angels church ens up with Verity's friend falling to her death from the newly restored bell tower. She had just gotten ready to give Verity a photo of her and Verity''s grandma. The photo mysteriously disappears and the adventures begin.

Read like a YA novel and if there’s only so many characters in the book, picking the killer isn’t hard when you know Freida’s twists. Boring and immature!

A quick romance read that follows the new found love of 2 college students. Henry and Halle the 2 main characters in this book go through the ups and downs of college life, hockey season, jobs, classes and their growing love for each other.

I do not read many graphic novels, but they can be informative and fun! I enjoyed this work set in 1848 detailing a 2000+ miles trip on the Oregon Trail. It is hard to fathom all of the dangers that were faced.

A man found lying dead under a bush by a train track who is dressed in a shabby suit with no ID or dentures starts the story for Leaphorn. A blond haired.blue eyed 1/4 Navajo starts the story for Chee. They meet in Washington DC and solve the respective mystery together.

The fourth book in the series. It was a much shorter book than the others so far and was quick, happy read. It focused on Feyre and her first Winter Solstice and her newfound happiness.

2 brooms and a gas grill series #11. Stormy is driving home and sees 2 teens standing in the road. Nonresponsive. She calls the law and finds the 2 have been missing 10 years but have not aged. The crew gets together and solves the mystery.

This is about kids who are invisible in their school and to the teachers and kids because they speak a different language. No one notices them until they do something really nice and work together.

This is the first in the new Rory Moore/Lane Phillips series. I have now read all of Charlie Donlea's crime thrillers and they do not disappoint. Rory is a forensic reconstructionist and her work with cold case homicides is remarkable!! I liked the use of multiple timelines and POVs and was intrigued by her restoration of porcelain dolls.

Beautiful middle grade book with themes of friendship, family, and resilience.