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A Taste of Tragedy (Risky Research Book 2)

McMahill, Kim

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Betrayal of the Band

Tipton, Sarah

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Calculated Risk

McCarthy, Zoe M

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Dark Cognitions

Mendoza, Kimberlee R.

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Date Night

Evans, Marianne

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DawnSinger (Tales of Faeraven Book 1)

Voigt, Janalyn

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Deadly Chase

Davy, Wendy

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Her Hometown Heart

Boeshaar, Andrea

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In Too Deep

Weeks, Stacey

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Thursday's Child

Revell, Clare

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Touched by Grace (Emerald Point)

Grey, Emily

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Whitney's Vow

Baganz, Susan M.

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Wooing Gertrude (Burrton Springs Brides)

Wolfe, Jodie

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