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Adult Summer Reading 2024: Adventure Begins at Your Library August 19, 2024
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Verityby Colleen HooverThis book keeps you on edge waiting to see what happens next. The ending is incredible! Submitted by Kerry
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The God of the Woodsby Liz MooreAn engaging, complex literary mystery about the disappearance of a 13-year-old girl from an elite summer camp in the Adirondacks. Her brother similarly disappeared before she was born. The camp and the surrounding nature reserve is owned by a family of Albany bankers, but really managed by working class locals, and the distrust between the two classes permeates the books. Fair warning: there are a LOT of characters, many switches in point of view, and a time-shifting narrative, so readers will need to pay attention. But the book deserves the effort. Submitted by Deb
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Fourth Wingby Rebecca YarrosI didn't expect this story to live up to the hype, but it was such a fun and enjoyable read! This adult romance fantasy had a lot of plot twists and kept me wondering what would happen next. And dragons make every story better, of course! Submitted by Shannon
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The Inmateby Freida McFaddenThis is the first book I have read by this author and i will definitely be reading more! Twists and turns literally up to the last page kept me guessing the whole time! An excellent, quick read! Submitted by Jen
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Without Meritby Colleen HooverNot your typical Colleen Hoover book! Merit is a 17 year old girl with what she thinks is a dysfunctional family. However, the truth comes out!!! Submitted by Michelle
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Good book for anybody just starting out as a therapist or counselor. Submitted by Jessica
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We Are Not Like Themby Christine PrideThis one is about a black journalist and her best friend, a white woman married to a police officer. Their friendship is tested when the white woman's husband shoots an unarmed black teenager, and the journalist covers the story. The premise is undeniably contrived, but the two authors tell their characters' stories well enough to keep it interesting. Submitted by Deb
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