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This week, our Library Lady turns the library blog over to reviewer Vicki Rock, who shares her 5-Star Reads of 2023. Note that the book...

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This week, we welcome guest blogger Vicki Rock! This was another year of excellent books. These are what I consider to be the five-star books I reviewed this year, listed in order of publication. “A Narrow Door” by Joanne Harris, Pegasus Crime. A body is found at a private school, but the headmaster isn’t in a hurry to call the police. “Something to Hide” by Elizabeth George, Viking. A detective’s murder may be tied to an investigation into crimes against Nigerian girls. “The

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