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The Maura DeLuca Trilogy by Claudette Melanson

Rising Tide: Dark Innocence

Book 1

Rising TideARE YOU A FAN OF VAMPIRE LITERATURE?
Rising Tide will sink its fangs into you, keeping you awake into the wee hours of the night

Could Maura’s life get any worse? …turns out it most certainly can.

Isolated and sheltered by her lonely mother, Maura’s never been able to make friends. She seems to drive her classmates away—except for the odd times they pay enough attention to torture her—but she doesn’t understand why. Maura considers herself to be a freak of nature, with her unusually pale skin and an aversion to the sun that renders her violently nauseous. Her belief is only worsened by the fact that almost everyone around her keeps their distance.

Even her own father deserted her before she was born, leaving Maura alone with her emotionally distant mother, Caelyn. Even though Maura is…

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Unpregnant

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Finished Unpregnant by Jenni Hendriks and Ted Caplan. I received a copy for review.

Summary (from Goodreads):

“Seventeen-year-old Veronica Clarke never thought she would wish she’d failed a test until she finds herself holding a thick piece of plastic in her hands and staring at two solid pink lines. Even the most consistent use of condoms won’t prevent pregnancy when your boyfriend secretly pokes holes in them to keep you from going out-of-state for college.

Veronica needs an abortion, but the closest place she can legally get one is over nine hundred miles away—and Veronica doesn’t have a car. Too ashamed to ask her friends or family for help, Veronica turns to the one person she believes won’t judge her: Bailey Butler, Jefferson High’s own little black cloud of anger and snark—and Veronica’s ex-best friend. Once on the road, Veronica quickly remembers nothing with Bailey is ever simple and that…

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The Planting of the Penny Hedge by Chris Turnbull

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Title: The Planting of the Penny Hedge
Series: A Detective Matthews Novel 1
Author: Chris Turnbull
Genre: Historical Mystery / Crime Fiction / Thriller
Publication Date: July 1, 2019
Publisher: Follow This Publishing

WHITBY 1891

When an unknown man is discovered dead on Whitby beach, it is assumed that he has drowned. However, when the police arrive at the scene it soon becomes clear that there is more to this case than a simple drowning victim.

The chief calls in newly appointed Detective Benjamin Matthews to look into the case. Matthews, originally from Whitby, has been living these past two years in York as a PC, and is less than happy with his transfer back to the harbour town.

With a relocation, a family conflict and now a new case to solve Matthews is well and truly thrown in at the deep end; and the more he delves into the…

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That Night

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Image result for that night by amy gilesFirst Lines:It’s funny, in a tragically not-really-that-funny kind of way, what I do remember of that night.  Like how warm it was for March and Ethan wouldn’t shut up about how that was because of global warming.  How the last of those dingy gray mountains of snow piled up in the corners of the parking lots had finally melted, leaving behind puddles as the only evidence of their once-towering existence.  How Marissa was wearing Ethan’s hoodie because she said she was cold, even though it was warm, and how I realized with the passing of that sweatshirt that my brother and my best friend liked each other.

For some reason, this caught my eye at the library.  And even though it’s another incredibly dark topic, I kind of really wanted to read it.  (Someone really needs to start acting as my conscience when I go to the library.  Jiminy…

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