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New Release Tuesday: July 12

I’m still on a high from last week’s new thrillers No Rest For The Dead, Dominance and The Vault. But, I wouldn’t want to neglect this week’s equally exciting featured releases from Iris Johansen, John Hart, P. C. Cast and Kristin Cast, Jim Defede and so many more. It seems every Tuesday, my to-be-read pile grows taller and taller! Click any of the ebook titles or covers for more information about that ebook.

Which new releases are at the top of your to-be-read list?

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New Release Tuesday: July 5

It’s New Release Tuesday, my favorite day of the week! We have great new offerings for you this week, including new books from Will Lavender, Boyd Morrison, J. A. Jance and a great collaboration from twenty-six of your favorite mystery authors!

No Rest For The Dead: More than twenty New York Times bestselling authors team up to create a first-rate serial novel, a one-of-a-kind collaboration that combines the skills of America’s greatest storytellers to produce one spellbinding whopper of a mystery. No Rest for the Dead, a tale of vengeance, greed, and love that flows seamlessly, in the words of David Baldacci, “as it passes from mind to mind of each Creator.”

Which book(s) are you most looking forward to reading?

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Book Review: Wither by Lauren DeStefano

What would it be like to know you would die in four years?

WITHER, author Lauren DeStefano’s debut young adult novel and Book 1 in The Chemical Garden Trilogy, brings us into just such a dystopian world where modern science has created a genetic time bomb.

In a botched effort to perfect the human race, scientists have released a virus into the DNA that has left all males with a lifespan of just twenty-five years and females with only twenty years to live. While geneticists are searching for a miracle cure to restore a normal lifespan, girls as young as thirteen are being kidnapped and sold into polygamous marriages to keep the population going until an antidote is found.

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