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The Book of Fires
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Jane Borodale’s stunning debut novel begins with that classic element of suspense, a countdown to an explosion—not so much of the ...Read Review
Print the Legend
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Since I have never been a Hemingway fan, the plot of Print the Legend only mildly intrigued me. I was willing to be ...Read Review
The Anarchist
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This novel is a fictitious account of Leon Czolgosz, who, on September 6, 1901, in Buffalo, New York, shot and mortally wounded President McKinley. It ...Read Review
Eye of the Raven
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In the second installment of his colonial mystery series, Edgar Award winner Pattison provides an absorbing tale firmly and effectively grounded in the ...Read Review
A Distant Melody
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In 1942, plain Allie Miller travels to northern California for her best friend’s wedding. There, she meets pilot Lt. Walter Novak on his ...Read Review
A Duty to the Dead
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Todd (the pseudonym for a mother-son writing team) departs from the Inspector Ian Rutledge series in this engrossing mystery featuring World War I ...Read Review
The Endless Forest
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With The Endless Forest, Sara Donati’s sweeping saga of the Bonner family comes to a close, and what a magnificent ending it ...Read Review
Requiem in Vienna
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In 1899 Vienna, the director of the Court Opera, conductor-composer Gustav Mahler, appears to be the intended victim of a series of accidents: first ...Read Review
The Swan Thieves
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An enchanting story and a deeply human experience. At the end of it, one feels compelled to paint, or write, sing or make ...Read Review
Ransom
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Ransom is a diamond of a novel, tiny but flawless, prose so pared away and carefully constructed that however many times you read ...Read Review