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The Sisterhood
There is much to admire in Helen Bryan’s second novel, The Sisterhood. It consists of dual timelines: one contemporary, one…
Bone River
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This beautifully written, lyrical literary novel engages with the themes of the despoliation of the Pacific Northwest’s native culture and…
The Marble Queen
Dolls and tea parties bore Freedom Jane McKenzie, age 10. She would rather be the 1959 Marble Queen of Idaho…
Passion Blue
Giulia, the heroine of this young adult novel about the Renaissance, is the bastard daughter of a nobleman whose death…
Fishtale
Anything can happen in “Catfish Time,” as young Sawyer Brown learns when a monster cat named Ol’ One Eye eats…
The Bloodletter’s Daughter: A Novel of Old Bohemia
Born to King Rudolf’s mistress, young Giuglio believes his mother a whore. If he had been born to the queen,…
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