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Liane Moriarty
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Some questions get answered, and of course there's tea. A fitting ending for the series I'm glad to have read.
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Alchemy and a Cup of Tea (Tomes & Tea, #4)
Rebecca Thorne
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The Other Valley
Scott Alexander Howard
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What are your most interesting wheelhouse items in terms of books? Something that will make people go "Wow, that's specific", or something you've never seen or heard other people mention? If you don't know what I mean by wheelhouse, it's something that will always make you interested in a book.
One of my more specific wheelhouse items is fantasy mysteries on trains or ships (not boats, those are too small). Something not very specific, that, however, I never hear others talk about, is metafiction. I love a character who knows they are in a story, a narrator speaking to the reader, or more subtle meta levels such as a genre book commenting on the genre.