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A Muddied Murder, CD
by Wendy Tyson, read by Laural Merlington
Megan Sawyer was a successful lawyer in Chicago when she came home to Winsome, PA to help her grandmother run the family farm that her father had left in bad repair. She is hard at work on the farm, growing organic vegetables and flowers for the farmer’s market, and remaking the family store into a grocery and café, when a much loathed historical committee member winds up dead in her barn. With the help of her grandmother, BiBi, and Denver, Finn, a very charming and eligible dentist in town, Megan slowly uncovers a very old mystery, and with it realized that danger that she and BiBi are in. Muddied Murder, the first book in a new series, by Wendy Tyson, has a lot of depth to it. Read by veteran voice artist, Laural Merlington, who handles the myriad of voices, old, new, male and female seamlessly. Readers will eagerly anticipate the next book.
—Holly Hebert, MLIS, Collection Development Librarian
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Housebroken: Admissions of an Untidy Life, CD
by Laurie Notaro
New York Times bestselling author, Laurie Notaro, does it again Housebroken. Using her particular brand of wit and humor, Notaro breezes through topic after topic of hilarious stories about her messy house, sewing, cheese, leaves, sauce, etc. Really, you just never know what will be next. Snuggled in the food chapters, she gives recipes from her Italian grandmother, which you don’t want to miss. Readers are drawn in to her highly relatable stories, which make you feel right at home – even in a messy one. Read by the author herself, which makes Housebroken all the more enjoyable.
—Holly Hebert, MLIS, Collection Development Librarian
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