The Ticket by Fred Shackelford (Book Review #780)

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The ticket is a mystery/suspense story about Channing Baxter, a gambler and philanderer. He happens to win the Mega Million lottery. Since he is unhappily married to Susan and wants to give her nothing out of the win, he schemes the funds and has his friend claim it and give it back when he is divorced. When he returns home, Susan is gone, and so is the ticket.

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Quote of the Day – Walt Whitman

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The Ocean Raiders – A Nicholas Foxe Adventure by Jackson Coppley (Book Review #779)

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The Ocean Raiders is an action-adventure story written about Nicholas Foxe and his team of code hunters. Nick is invited to Venice by Niven Dowd, a billionaire who owns several high-tech companies. There is a big flood coming, and his underwater excavation work findings need to be deciphered by Nick.

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Wander New York: Fitz in the City by Reese and Jon Traves (Book Review #778)

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Wander New York is a Children picture book written about Fitz, a little fox who travels to New York for the first time. As he walks and explores the City that never sleeps, he finds himself in a kafuffle walking the subway.

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THE GOPHER KING by Gojan Nikolich (Book Review#829)

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The Gopher King is a dark comedy story about Stan Przewalski. He lives in a PTSD fueled world where he remembers and daily punishes himself for what he perceives as a cowardly past.

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Quote of the Day – Lev Tolstoy

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Judenrein by Harold Benjamin (Book Review #777)

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Judenrein is a dystopian thriller that envisions America’s Jews’ fate after a white supremacist cabal seizes power in the federal government. The story begins with Zack Gurevitz, who has an exciting past. He is a Yeshika boy, and as luck has it, the White supremacist movement overpowers America and rains on the Jews. They are then undergone much scrutiny being stripped of their prosperity and nationality. Zak is contacted by the Jewish leaders to protect the people from a terror attack, and that is when the action-packed tale takes on an even harder challenge.

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A Victorian Dinner by Lyssa Medana

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A Victorian Dinner by Lyssa Medana

Do you eat avocado toast? Because if you do, there will be people out there who will label you as soon as you confess. Do you eat ramen? How about swordfish steak? Do you eat tofu? How about truffle oil in your omelet aux fines herbes? Food can come with more labels than ‘best served hot’.

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