Cold Turkey by Amy Patricia Meade

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Tish Tarragon is catering for Hobson Glen's annual Turkey Trot, and soon finds herself embroiled in a deadly race to the finish line . . .

Literary caterer Tish Tarragon is looking forward to opening the new Cookin' the Books cafe the day after Thanksgiving, but before then she has the small matter of catering for the Thirty-First Annual Colonial Springs Turkey Trot, a highlight in the Hobson Glen calendar.

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An atheist's impassioned call for nonbelievers to be honest with themselves and their families about their lack of belief--and help change the American cultural conversation.

Let the Stones Grow Soft explores the journey from the wilderness of childhood through the wounds and wonders of love, family, and more. Kathleen Anne Smith writes with a clear, lyrical voice that brings beauty and insight to troubled times.

https://shoptbmbooks.com/Let_the_Stones_Grow_Soft.html

This event was originally scheduled 10/14 at 3pm. It has been moved to 10/28 at NOON

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Can you Trust God When your World is Falling Apart?

High school sweethearts, perfect family, excelling career, extravagant trips, a beautiful home, Gina and Alex seemed to have it all-until the vacation that changed everything.

Gina received two types of news no woman wants to hear:

"I've been having multiple affairs throughout the past fifteen years."

"You have stage 2 breast cancer."

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Upstate New York in the mid-19th century is a cauldron bubbling with the lure of fast fortunes, religious zealotry, and battles for civil liberties. This fervor centers on the Erie Canal, which successfully supports scores of villages brimming with opportunity. One such village, Fayetteville, shapes the lives of two future American leaders.

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Abandoned structures are places that open the imagination and invite interpretation. Exploration of their rusted, rotted remnants ensures stories of the forgotten continue to be told. While often overlooked by passers-by, their skeletal remains, weathered paint, and patina act as the perfect subject for the lens of a camera, quietly waiting to be documented and shared with the world.