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The Abduction of Smith and Smith
Although the novel started out with an uneasy beginning, the author was able to hold my attention as I read…
The Prince
Bruschini, a renowned Italian journalist, delivers a riveting and fast-moving tale about Prince Ferdinando Licata, a man for whom the…
Wild Wood
Editors' choice
Just before the marriage of Prince Charles and Diana in 1981, Jesse travels from Australia to London. Distracted by her…
The Witch of Painted Sorrows
Belle Époque Paris. Sandrine takes refuge with her grandmother, last of a line of courtesans stretching back to the 16th…
The Seven Sisters
Editors' choice
The Seven Sisters tells the tale of six young women, all adopted by an enigmatic man for mysterious reasons. When…
Leaving Berlin
Kanon’s latest thriller (after Istanbul Passage, 2012) takes place in the interstices of World War II and the Cold War.…
Bloodline
In 2007, Bilal, a young Palestinian tries to blow up the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. Bilal is seriously injured in…
Citizens Creek
The history between the Indian population and black people throughout the 1800s is a little-known one, but it is one…
The Low Road
The latest in a series of mystery novels about Scotland, The Low Road once again features the intrepid newspaper reporter…
Ruth’s Journey
The New York Times bestselling author of Rhett Butler’s People now takes Margaret Mitchell’s nameless Mammy from her survival as a four-year-old orphaned by…
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