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The Root of All Evil: A Clara and Iris Mystery (Book 3) by Kim Carter Novelist

“Awarded a 5-star Editorial Book Review by Reader’s Favorite and Reader Views Magazines!”

Private Investigators Clara Samples and Iris Hadley are at it again. As the two widows celebrate a successful first year of business, Pritchard Pitts of the Atlanta Police Department swings by with an unusual case. One that’s already been solved. But family members of both the victims and the offenders have doubts that the jury got it right.

It’ll be up to the PIs and their trusted team to prove that the two men incarcerated for the double murder are indeed innocent. As they delve deeper into the grisly crime, nothing is as it seems. From Iris working undercover as a waitress to Clara scouring out-of-state pawn shops, the duo soon discovers more questions than answers.

Are the men locked away in one of Georgia’s most secure prisons guilty or innocent?
And will the fearless private investigators and their team survive long enough to get the answer?

Shattered Windows by Deborah L. Fruchey

By Book Lovers Magazine

Shattered Windows by Deborah L. Fruchey

“Care for a tour through the landscapes of a woman’s heart? Here’s your ride.

“Deborah Fruchey’s Shattered Windows presents us with a chorus of women’s voices: some hers, some imagined, some in-between. These short pieces are a trek through many hearts, each unique and somehow so familiar. One page captures keenly drawn despair…while the next is charged with hope…Then we turn the page for more. Fruchey observes each without judgment and with empathy aplenty. Each scenario, each emotion, each person here feels true and painted with a knowing eye.”

—Richard Loranger, author of Mammal and Unit of Agency

That’s How It Was by Hazel Pacheco

By Book Lovers Magazine

That’s How It Was by Hazel Pacheco

Get ready to be transported to a simpler time and place, where the rolling fields of a farm hold untold possibilities. Sarah never imagined that a question to her grandmother would lead her on a quest. But when her grandma reveals the existence of a long-lost book written by her father about his adventures on the farm as a child, Sarah decides to find it. As she reads through the pages, she experiences his childhood through his own words and discovers the boy who became her father. Feel the joy, laughter, and innocence of youth in this nostalgic read—That’s How It Was.

Featured Book: Abstract Coloring Book – Cubism, Abstract Patterns & Mandala Patterns for Adults by Neo Pepper

By Book Lovers Magazine

About Featured Book: Abstract Coloring Book – Cubism, Abstract Patterns & Mandala Patterns for Adults by Neo Pepper

Dive into a collection of 50 exquisitely designed and unique coloring pages that blend abstract patterns, intricate cubist compositions, and soothing mandala motifs.

Designed with passion to inspire and nourish your creativity, each page invites you to explore a kaleidoscope of shapes, lines, and abstract art. Whether you seek tranquility in the intricacies of mandalas or delight in the vibrant complexity of cubism, this book offers a diverse spectrum of artistic styles to ignite your imagination.

50 unique designs: each design is an original – whether you like mandalas, cubism, or abstract patterns, thick lines or thin lines, complex shapes or minimalism, in this book there is something for everyone

Single-sided pages: to prevent colors from bleeding through to another design, all pages in this book are single-sided

Great gift: birthdays, Christmas or just because, this book makes an awesome gift for anyone with a creative spirit

This Adult Coloring Book book is available in these Formats: Print

Buy Book Here.

Bagheera Bach by John Mothershead

By Book Lovers Magazine

Bagheera Bach by John Mothershead

Inspired by one spunky little house cat and supported with a foundation of educational tools, ideal for parents and educators of children ages 3 to 8, Bagheera Bach combines the suspenseful story of a house cat desperately trying to escape the confines of his luxurious home, with the beautiful watercolors of the brilliantly talented Sonrisa Smiley.