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And inside the enigmatic pages are the words Any door is every door.

Annie was created to please her owner, Doug, in every way.

In this first book of Donati's Wilderness series, it's 1792 and Elizabeth Middleton has traveled with

Tokyo Ever After is listed as Tokyo Ever After #1, with the second book in the series, Tokyo Dreaming And for young adult royal stories, try Six Royally Magical Young Adult Series.

James is on the verge of snapping--and that's before she finds out she and her increasingly forgetful Through a series of unexpected events, she is offered a mysterious job at a publishing company...but

reading Finlay Donovan Knocks 'Em Dead, the second in Elle Cosimano's playful Finlay Donovan mystery series 01 Finlay Donovan Knocks 'Em Dead by Elle Cosimano In Elle Cosimano's first book in this series, Finlay In this second book, Finlay has Vero in her confidences as her live-in nanny.

As far as I can tell, the uncertain part is: every second we’re alive, until the last.

But a series of coincidences and misunderstandings lead to her being unaware that the head physicist

I loved every bit of this story. Do you have any Bossy thoughts about this book?

He takes the reader on a roller coaster of emotions, and I love every bit of it.

Lincoln Highway, listening to Robert Galbraith's 944-page fifth installment in the Cormoran Strike series and Rules of Civility. 02 Troubled Blood by Robert Galbratih In the fifth installment of the mystery series

Stout is also the author of the Penelope Crumb series, the Not-So-Ordinary Girl books, and the historical

I'm Reading Now I'm listening to Divine Rivals, the first in Rebecca Ross's Letters of Enchantment series

Thomas Silkstone series and the Constance Piper Mystery series as well as The Light We Left Behind),

shapes The Dream Builders by telling the stories from ten different characters, interconnected but varied

The point is that in almost every instance of our lives, our social lives, we are, if we pay attention Ross Gay resolved to write about a joy or delight, large or small, every day for a year, beginning on

01 Expiration Dates by Rebecca Serle Every time Daphne Bell meets a potential love interest, she receives

Taylor examines differences in faiths as well as where varied faiths intersect, and by seeing these religions

pleasure, and saw that I was on the brink of squandering a wondrous gift, the gift of being allowed, every day, to wander this vast sensual paradise, this grand marketplace lovingly stocked with every sublime

Napolitano takes the reader through a series of disastrous events and through sometimes unconventional

Harding meanwhile offers a quickly unraveling series of events on the island as government officials

Al Hess is also the author of Yours Celestially, Key Lime Sky, and the series Hep Cats of Boise.

The evil at the center of the mystery was a surprise because of the varied points of view, so while I

may never be the same. 03 Annie Bot by Sierra Greer Annie was created to please her owner, Doug, in every

April 11. 02 You Could Make This Place Beautiful: A Memoir by Maggie Smith “Life, like a poem, is a series

Head Over Heels Just listen to this premise from Hannah Orenstein's latest book: nineteen-year-old Avery When she hits a version of rock bottom and moves home, Avery's former teammate and crush Ryan (who did become an Olympic champion) talks her into helping him coach a young phenom at the gym where Avery spent

Warren, the FBI Profilers, and the PI Tessa Leoni series. 02 All Our Yesterdays: A Novel of Lady Macbeth

around them, feeling they are in stasis, hiding their true selves, and just trying to keep getting up every

romaaaance; and I'm listening to Fallen, my first book in Linda Castillo's thirteen-book Kate Burkholder series This is the first book I've read in Castillo's thirteen-book Kate Burkholder series--all set in Amish

Nothing Like I Imagined is a short (118 pages, if you're reading; 1 hour 22 minutes if you're listening) series

And inside the enigmatic pages are the words Any door is every door.

mysterious long-term illness and in the middle of a contentious divorce, is the author of a successful series

Edward tries on the mantle of taking responsibility for every life lost; he wallows in the despair of oddly unresolved at the end--even keeping in mind that there's a second book in Donati's Waverly Place series

This makes the book feel like a series of character studies with a mystery underlying it all.

In the second book in Emiko Jean's fun young adult series, princess Izzy balances pressures, privilege

Three days later, she was recovered in a miraculous series of events that ended up with her rescue and Missing Girls, which I thought was interesting in its structure (it begins in the present day after a series

author, a respectable citizen, and a disgraced police officer are intertwined through connections to a series

I mentioned the Folk of the Air trilogy in the Greedy Reading List Six Royally Magical Young Adult Series

I read Caste with a group and met every other week to discuss it--and we went months past our original

Life, like a poem, is a series of choices.

I loved Raybourn's A Curious Beginning, the first in her Veronica Speedwell series, which I can't wait

pollution, the Ruston smelter, pumped 25 pounds of lead dust and 58 pounds of arsenic into the air every

“There is an old saying that every story, even your own, is either happy or sad depending on where you

courtesy of Knopf Publishing Group and NetGalley. 03 The Book of Delights by Ross Gay “...in almost every Ross Gay resolved to spend a year writing about a joy or delight, large or small, every day, beginning

Patrick's acting career has taken off, and he's wrapping his second successful TV series.

She has also written the Villains series (two titles in that one so far) and the Shades of Magic series

local schoolchildren) by the local doctor and his colleagues, initially so insistent about studying every

Krueger has also written eighteen books in his Cork O'Connor mystery series, including Desolation Mountain

Now I'd like Miller to please write more books about varied topics, because I like spending time in her

Small Things Like These illustrates how a series of what may seem like largely inconsequential moments