We Are Saul by Richard Dee

We Are Saul

by

Richard Dee

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Saul’s old life is over. His new one is just beginning.

Saul wakes in a hospital bed, unable to move. As despair sets in, a doctor offers him a way to get his life back. All he has to do is join his research project. There are no other details until he agrees, he’s either in or out.

What choice does he have?

Agreeing is just the beginning. Saul undergoes drastic nanosurgery, only then are the full possibilities of the project revealed. Saul can live a full life again, but there’s a price to pay. He has to keep his recovery a secret, from everyone he used to know.

As time goes on, Saul’s new life becomes increasingly difficult. Everything he does makes it harder and harder to avoid revealing what he really is.

In the end, he has to leave it all behind as he learns the truth.

You can only ever go forwards.

Pages:  287

Genre:  Medical Thrillers

  

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Drops of Sunlight by Kristy Lee

Drops of Sunlight

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Kristy Lee

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The Worst Thing I Could Do - I thought I knew what this book was going to be about. I was wrong! Get ready for twists and turns luminating with emotion and honesty. A must read! Amazon Reader

Glimmers of Hope - Another great read from this new author! It draws you in from the beginning! Couldn't put it down! Highly recommend!!

Drops of Sunlight

Miranda (May) Carlson’s life has fallen apart. In an attempt to piece together its shattered remnants, she is spending her summer in the place she vowed she would never return: the Colorado Rocky Mountains. After her parents ended her idyllic childhood by announcing their divorce when she was fourteen, May abandoned the Rockies and her best friend along with it. Now, at age twenty, she is face-to-face with the place and person she left behind.

Dylan’s childhood in the Rockies was near perfection. Other than the heartbreak he suffered at the hands of his best friend who disappeared after their first kiss, he wouldn’t trade a moment of it. It is almost seven years later when the one responsible for his heartbreak returns, reopening old wounds.

As May and Dylan attempt to navigate their summer reunion, the pain and resentment of their past boils over, forcing them to confront not only each other, but themselves.

Pages:  268

Genre:  Saga Fiction

  

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Murder at the Herald by Louise Barden

Murder at the Herald

by

Louise Barden

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Chill with a Book READERS’ Award

Polynesia Henman has an unusual back story. As a child she once solved a murder that baffled the police. But that was years ago. Now she’s a journalist, bored to tears writing lifestyle articles for The Daily Herald, while all the time dreaming of becoming an investigative reporter. At last the perfect job comes up, and she’s devastated when it goes to her arch rival, the poisonous and manipulative Alice Smith.

But then the editor is brutally murdered, and Polynesia sees her chance. She’s determined to prove her investigative credentials by finding the killer. Persuading her eccentric father and her best friend, Jess, to join her, she sets about tracking down a murderer.

But can she solve the crime before the killer strikes again?

Pages: 274

Genre:  Cozy Mystery

  

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Uniformly Undeserved by P Scott Corbett

Uniformly Undeserved 

by

P Scott Corbett

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A PREMIER Readers’ Award

Premier Readers’ Award is honoured to books that receive exceptional high evaluations from Chill Readers.

This book is shortlisted for Book of the Month.

Guilty of only looking like the enemy, the Japanese American community was sucked into uniformly undeserved treatment at the hands of their government after December 7, 1941. Eiji Takara was an American-born person of Okinawan/Japanese descent who had been sent back to Japan in the 1930s to be educated and became what was known as Kibei. Despite the intense suspicions about his loyalty to America, he was recruited by the Military Intelligence Service to help translate and analyze intercepted Japanese military communications. He more than proved his loyalty and worth by assisting in the successful interception and killing of Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto and the famous “Marianas Turkey shoot”.

His best friend and “cousin” Saburo Jahana enlisted in the Army to extricate himself from the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center and served in the 100th Battalion/442nd Regimental Combat Team. He fought in the famed rescue of the “Lost Battalion” operation in France and lost an arm in the process.

The experiences of Eiji and Saburo and their families serve as powerful proof that Americanism is not a matter of creed or race but of the heart.

Pages: 229

Genre: 

Uniformly Undeserved

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Remember the Butterfly by Rebecca L Marsh

Remember the Butterfly

by

Rebecca L Marsh

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A PREMIER Readers’ Award

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This book is shortlisted for Book of the Month.

Would you give up what you treasured most for the sake of someone you loved?

Something unexpected changes the course of Jillian’s life.

After witnessing her sister’s murder, she’s been tormented by survivor’s guilt. Her desperate longing for a child compounds her grief, while endless fertility treatments weigh down her soul.

Just when hope seems beyond her grasp, her dream of motherhood comes true. All Jillian’s pain is washed away and joy fills her heart.

But when someone shows up threatening to take it all away, Jillian must choose between holding on to her newfound happiness or giving it all up for the sake of someone she loves.

Remember the butterfly is a page-turning, emotional read perfect for fans of Jodi Picoult, Kristin Hannah, and Christina Baker Kline.

Pages: 341

Genre: Fertility & Infertility eBooks

Remember the Butterfly

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Book of the MONTH - February JOINT

Book of the Month Award

February

This month we have Joint winners!

 Genre:  Historical Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Fiction

Pages: 288

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Genre:  Psychological Literary Fiction

Pages: 327

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Book Cover of the MONTH - February

Book Cover of the Month

February

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The Song of the Partisans by Kathryn Gauci

The Song of the Partisans

by

Kathryn Gauci

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A PREMIER Readers’ Award

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This book is shortlisted for Book of the Month.

“When she closed her eyes, the faces of those she had killed, surfaced like a grotesque scene from a Gothic novel. She had blood on her hands, and it could never be washed away.”

April 1944, Paris: Simone Guillot is ordered to shoot a collaborator before being sent to work with the Resistance in Reims, 150 Km to the east. Travelling under a new identity, she takes a position as a nurse/companion to the elderly matriarch of a renowned Champagne House, sympathetic to the Resistance.

The Allied invasion of mainland Europe is expected any day. As Frenchmen and women of the Maquis stockpile weapons and explosives in readiness for D-day, the Wehrmacht and Gestapo redouble their efforts to identify the ‘terrorists’ and stamp out the Resistance. Trained as a saboteur and sniper, Simone is forced to kill again, not once but several times. When she is assigned one final, near impossible mission, she finds herself trapped in a deadly cat and mouse game with a high-ranking German officer. Can she kill again – in cold blood this time?

Well-researched and based on the lives of those who served in the Maquis and Resistance, this is an epic story, part historical, part thriller, that will stay with you long after you have finished the book.

Pages: 288

Genre: Historical Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Fiction

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