As they work with this exclusive group, they start to find that they may be in the midst of a crime themselves. However, the exclusive men's-only London Séance Society invites Vaudeline and her understudy to return to England to help solve a high-profile murder. In this book, it’s 1873 and famed British medium Vaudeline D'Allaire and her skeptical apprentice Lenna Wickes are living in Paris, attempting to solve crimes by communicating with murder victims to find their attackers. It has everything: Historical fiction, magical realism, gothic, a whodunit-with-vengeance theme, paranormal activity and suspense. With a 300,000-copy first printing, this book has so much cross-genre appeal.
The London Séance Society by Sarah Penner You’ll find a retelling of Rapunzel, an in-depth look at some early feminist icons and a good recipe or two for breakfast on Sunday morning. Read on for some librarian book recommendations to read or listen to this season. Some fresh new books are about to hatch, so now’s the time to dust off your TBR list and get crackin’. (You can close the Amazon window.)The days are getting longer, the frost-resistant flowers are starting to pop up and I feel an overwhelming urge to clean. Click “Get Library Book’ to send the title to your Kindle.Click “Read now with Kindle” to open an Amazon sign-in screen.Click “Borrow” again on the pop-up screen to confirm the check out.Locate a title in Overdrive that you are interested in, and then click “Borrow”.Your library book should now be sent to your Kindle for reading.Click “Get Library Book’ to send the title to your Kindle.(Use the back arrow at the bottom of the screen to return to the Libby interface.).Enter your Amazon username and password, and then click “Sign-In”.Click “Kindle” to open an Amazon login screen within Libby.Click “Read With” to the right of the book you borrowed to display your reading options.(You can also display this page by clicking “Shelf” in the lower right corner at any time.) Click “Go to Shelf” to display your recent loans.Locate a title in Libby that you are interested in, and then click “Borrow” to display a facsimile of your library card with the number of your active loans and holds.
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