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All Things Nice by Sheila Bugler

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True Peril by Veronica Forand

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Tell Me No Lies by Magnolia Smith

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Redemption Road by John Hart

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A Front Page Affair by Radha Vatsal

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Extreme Prey by John Sandford

Keeping a Series Fresh By Dawn Ius Back in the early 90s, John Sandford’s son was driving through Omaha in

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