Doubleday
The Lioness
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1964. Hollywood movie star and American sweetheart Katie Barstow decides to take a small group of friends and family with her and her new ...Read Review
Lessons in Chemistry
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Garmus tells a familiar story in a completely original voice in her delightful debut novel. Billed as a cross between The Marvelous Mrs. ...Read Review
How to Find Your Way in the Dark
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As the Second World War looms, a young Jewish boy in the United States, Sheldon Horowitz, loses both his parents, one after the ...Read Review
The Lunar Housewife
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A novel within a novel is tricky business. For one thing, both stories must be compelling. Secondly, they should be mutually relevant, each ...Read Review
Murder Under Her Skin: A Pentecost and Parker Mystery
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It’s 1946 New York, and the female detective duo of Lillian Pentecost and Willowjean “Will” Parker have been investigating crimes together now for ...Read Review
The Correspondents: Six Women Writers on the Front Lines of World War II
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This is one of the most fascinating and engrossing books I’ve read in years. Mackrell weaves together the narratives of six heroic ...Read Review
Harlem Shuffle
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In 1960s Harlem, Ray Carney owns his own furniture store and is determined to prove himself as an honest businessman, in stark contrast ...Read Review
The Art of Living
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Any novel, historical or otherwise, that begins with a photograph of the fictional first-person narrator and the caption laconically stating that the subject, ...Read Review
The Dictator’s Muse
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This novel takes as its theme the build up to the 1936 Berlin Olympics, centering on the stories of three British young people caught ...Read Review
The Mad Women’s Ball
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Paris, 1885. In the Salpȇtrière Asylum, sixteen-year-old Louise is roused from sleep to go to a lecture, of which she will be ...Read Review