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Emily Thomas (1)

Auteur de Shadows of the Past

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31 oeuvres 763 utilisateurs 4 critiques

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Œuvres de Emily Thomas

Shadows of the Past (2013) 79 exemplaires
Nowhere to be Found (2013) 73 exemplaires
Unlocking the Truth (2013) 52 exemplaires
Theft and Thanksgiving (2013) 43 exemplaires
The Christmas Key (2013) 39 exemplaires
Off the Shelf (2013) 36 exemplaires
Gone in a Flash (2014) 31 exemplaires
The Valentine Visitor (2014) 31 exemplaires
All Sewn Up (2014) 30 exemplaires
A Play On Words (2017) 30 exemplaires
If Walls Could Talk (2014) 29 exemplaires
The Rightful Owner (2014) 26 exemplaires
Cracking the Code (2013) 25 exemplaires
Without a Trace (2014) 24 exemplaires
All That Glitters (2014) 24 exemplaires

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A good book about Anne opening a library in her Aunt Edie's Victorian house that she inherited. An old map surfaces in one of the donated books. Does this map hold the key to many of the town's old problems? I feel that thank goodness Anne has her friend and coworker Wendy, who looks after her kids more than Anne does!
 
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LilQuebe | 1 autre critique | May 5, 2021 |
This was a good read where librarian Anne is faced with an old crime, or is it? Someone is sending out an article describing something that occurred on Homecoming Night maybe 20 years ago. It altered people's lives. Anne and her old high school friends try to uncover the dirty deed or else what will happen?
 
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LilQuebe | Apr 21, 2021 |
[Off the Shelf] is a clean Christian novel about Anne Gibson, a widow living in a small town with her two young children. She serves as the librarian for the town library, which is housed in a large Victorian house that she inherited from her aunt. Anne has the advantage of making her home on the second and third floors of the house. In this book form the series Secrets of the Blue Hill Library, Anne and her friends track down some missing children's books and in the process discovers some secret dealings in town politics, suspected bribery, and construction schemes.

This book is part of a series, but can easily be read as a stand alone novel. It is a clean read, with no adult scenes, violence, or strong language. The plot presents a light adventure, with likeable and down to earth characters in a small town setting. The Christian message is overt but not preachy and the mystery is low-key and fun.
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LadyoftheLodge | Aug 9, 2020 |

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Statistiques

Œuvres
31
Membres
763
Popularité
#33,346
Évaluation
4.2
Critiques
4
ISBN
25
Langues
1

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