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How to Cheat Your Own Death (Castle Knoll Files)
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The third installment in the delightful Castle Knoll Files mystery series is a perfectly matched pair of intertwining tales, sending Annie Adams to ...Read Review
The Maestro and Her Protégé
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When Hannah Schaeffer meets Nadia Boulanger, a real-life composer, in Paris in 1959, she is just ten years old. But she is about to ...Read Review
Annie’s Day
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It’s 2003 in an English village. As elderly Annie prepares for a visit from her family, she’s dismayed by news of another ...Read Review
Luminous Bodies: A Novel of Marie Curie
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Devon Jersild is a writer and practicing clinical psychologist who wanted to write a fuller picture of Marie Curie not just as the ...Read Review
The Secret Courtesan
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The Secret Courtesan is an engrossing dual timeline novel featuring two remarkable and finely crafted protagonists: Sofia Rossi and Dr. Mia Harding. Sofia, ...Read Review
Hagtale: A Macbeth Origin Story
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O’Reilly’s rich literary fable, set in medieval Scotland, relates a version of the origins of Macbethad mac Findláech, king of ...Read Review
The Water Lilies of Mishipeshu
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Set on the edge of Lake Michigan, the novel spans 1685 to 2017. Built around the legend of a Native American river goddess, Mishipeshu, this ...Read Review
Book of Forbidden Words
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The titular forbidden words conjure censorship, book-banning, and women suppressed by the patriarchy’s stranglehold. Fein’s three courageous women challenge this inequity ...Read Review
The Key to the Island House
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Set between wartime Cairo and the present day, The Key to the Island House is a dual-timeline novel leaning heavily on atmosphere: heat ...Read Review
Everything Lost Returns
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In this dual-timeline story, Sarah Domet tells two equally engaging, intermingled stories. First, there is Opal Doucet, living in rural Ohio in 1909. She ...Read Review
