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Cupid on the Loose

by Karen Rigby

Comedy stirs between like-minded writers and meddlesome matchmakers in John J. Jacobson’s romance novel "Cupid on the Loose", about Californians who bond over Shakespeare. Billy is an aspiring novelist with a penchant for old-fashioned... Read More

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The Reunion

by Karen Rigby

A group chat spawns the idea of a ten-year class reunion in Beth Reekles’s lighthearted romance novel "The Reunion", about reinventions and roles that never changed. Ten years after graduating, Bryony, who was supposed to become a... Read More

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The Sleeping Land

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Archaeology department graduate students encounter more than mere relics on an expedition gone wrong in Ella Alexander’s wry novel "The Sleeping Land". Kit, Val, and Mark exist in uneasy alliance under their department head, George, a... Read More

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Tripping Toward Mars

by Ryan Prado

Love, against all odds, emerges as the prevailing factor of a space colonization mission’s success in the satirical science fiction novel "Tripping Toward Mars". An international race to reach and colonize Mars is backdropped by... Read More

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MATCH4LOVE

by John M. Murray

Friends looking for love fail time and again, but are always able to depend on each other, in the heartwarming novel "MATCH4LOVE". In Jorge Dyszel’s humorous novel "MATCH4LOVE", serial daters endure the vagaries of online dating and... Read More

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Something Close to Nothing

by Eileen Gonzalez

In Tom Pyun’s biting novel "Something Close to Nothing", two exes learn to accept the imperfect but wonderful world as it is. Wynn and Jared seemed to have it all: a nice house, a successful long-term relationship, and, thanks to a... Read More

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Immortality Bytes

by Eileen Gonzalez

"Immortality Bytes" is a humorous dystopian novel about the eternal tug-of-war between man and machine, wealth and poverty, and logic and emotion. Undeserving people fight for control of an immortality machine in Daniel Lawrence... Read More

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