Odriel’s Heirs by Hayley Chow (Book Review #699)

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Odriel’s Heirs is a young adult fantasy novel written about Kaia, a seventeen-year-old Dragon heir who has the power of flame and uses it to protect what she loves, her homeland. By having this power, she is counted as an outcast by her own people after centuries of peace. Kaia has to find peace from within, to first accept who she is and then try to save her family, loved ones and her land once again.

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Infatuation by Jonathan Harries (Book Review #698)

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Infatuation is a humorous fiction book written about Fanny Packer, who is a belly dancer and happens to steal the codex for the Kama Sutra. In a humorous way, the mob goes after her, and as Fanny’s luck grows, her admirer, Charley, becomes her savior.

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Celestina’s Burning by Annemarie Schiavi-Pedersen (Book Review #697)

Celestina’s Burning is a fantasy story about Celestina seeking revenge for the death of her father. The story is set in Florence, Italy, and the year is 1491. A witch killed Celestina’s father, and when a crusade is abrupted to go after the witches, she takes the chance to chase the one that caused her grief.

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The Poop Diaries by Abby Ross (Book Review #694)

The poop diaries is a non-fictional collection of stories from plumbers about their most hilarious, disgusting, frightening and memorable experiences making service calls. You would expect the book to be filled with poop stories, but it is not. Aside from the humor and the descriptive nature of the experiences, you also read some interesting and unbelievable things, such as finding snakes or finding giant dildos stuck in pipes.

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Fatal Fondness by Richard Audry (Book Review #696)

Fatal fondness is a historical mystery novel written about Mary MacDougall. The fourth book begins with Mary starting her own detective agency. Her father instructs her to have her older cousin, Jeanette, employed as her secretary, but in reality, she is there to watch over Mary. Her real job is to keep Mary away from the charming Edmond Roy.

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