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(GoodReads) Enter the GoodReads Summer Light on Nantucket Book Giveaway. Enter to Win Summer Light on Nantucket by Nancy Thayer. Blythe Benedict is content. Her life didn’t end when her marriage did. She’s more than happy living in her comfortable house in Boston, working as a middle school teacher, and raising four wonderful children. With three of her kids in the throes of teenagerhood and one not too far behind them, Blythe has plenty of drama to keep her busy daily. But no amount of that drama could change the family’s beloved annual summer trip to Nantucket. Blythe has always treasured the months spent at her island home-away-from-home and has fond memories of her children growing up there. But this summer’s getaway proves to be much more than she bargained for.

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(GoodReads) Enter the GoodReads The Yellow Dog Book Giveaway. Enter to Win The Yellow Dog by Georges Simenon. Late at night in a small seaside town, no light is on, and everyone is asleep. Or almost everyone: a man, drunk, departs for home after another evening at a hotel bar, where he and a few others regularly gather. Suddenly, he collapses—struck by a gunshot. The victim turns out to be the town’s most successful wine dealer, and the event soon leads to a series of other curiosities: poisoned drinks at the bar, another man found missing, and a dirty yellow dog haunting the neighborhood, accompanied by large, unfamiliar boot tracks. Detective Chief Inspector Maigret, who happens to be nearby heading up a mobile unit, arrives swiftly to resolve the growing confusion. Though a chill sets over town, with townspeople remaining tight-lipped, Maigret’s pursuit of the truth in Georges Simenon’s The Yellow Dog makes for a thrilling, breathless adventure.

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(GoodReads) Enter the GoodReads Quinn Book Giveaway. Enter to Win Quinn by Chris Keniston. Eloise Carey trades Chicago’s fast-paced kitchens for a fresh start in Texas, hoping to help her wounded brother heal. What she never expected was Quinn Farraday—the quiet, steady cowboy restoring the historic restaurant where she’ll work—to be the one helping her find her sense of home. But when her brother’s struggles threaten to upend everything, will their growing connection be strong enough to weather the storm?

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(GoodReads) Enter the GoodReads Change of Hart Book Giveaway. Enter to Win Change of Hart by Bailey Hannah. Five seconds of honesty: Wells Canyon is the last place Blair Hart wants to be. But her mother’s illness leaves her no choice except to return to the hometown—and the traumatic past—she’s spent thirteen years hiding from. A run-in with the boy who tore her life to pieces is inevitable in a town like Wells Canyon, but that doesn’t mean she’s prepared for the way Denver Wells can turn back time with a single smile. Thirteen years ago Denver’s world crashed around him. Since then, he’s done everything he can to outrun his demons, until a flash of brown hair knocks him from his saddle. But if he wants her back, he’ll need to prove he can be the man Blair needs—the same one she used to love.

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(GoodReads) Enter the GoodReads Buckled in Barbwire Book Giveaway. Enter to Win Buckled in Barbwire by Harloe Rae. I’d considered myself carefree and content until I met my best friend’s older brother. Brody Benson has a way of wrecking my composure with a single glare. He’s broody and crass and far too attractive. As if that isn’t enough, he earns more money in a month than I’ll likely make in my lifetime. We couldn’t be more different. That’s why I settle for catching glances at him in passing. Meanwhile, he prefers to pretend I don’t exist. But then the unthinkable happens.

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(GoodReads) Enter the GoodReads Someone Knows Book Giveaway. Enter to Win Someone Knows by Vi Keeland. As a college English professor, Elizabeth looks forward to the start of each new semester teaching her creative writing seminar. At least until she reads chapter one of The Reckoning, a tale about a high school senior who has an affair with her teacher. To anyone else, it would be the beginning of a great page-turner, but to Elizabeth, it is the beginning of the end. She knows this story. It’s all familiar because she lived it. The girl in the story was her best friend Jocelyn, and Elizabeth knew exactly how the story would end—with the professor dead. Because she was the one who killed him.