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Belgravia
When Anne Trenchard, wife of a successful businessman, reveals a long-guarded secret to haughty and scornful Lady Brockenhurst, a chain…
A Place Called Winter
Loosely based on the experiences of the author’s great-grandfather, A Place Called Winter is an evocative tale of a timid…
Sweetest Scoundrel
Prim and proper Eve Dinwoody doesn’t let her fears stand in the way of her role as her half-brother’s business…
Titans
Texas, 1880. In a dramatic prologue, which sets the stage for Meacham’s third family epic (after Somerset, 2014), a young…
Twice in a Lifetime
Dorothy Garlock lives up to her reputation as being one of the best writers of Americana with Twice in a…
Twain and Stanley Enter Paradise
In an interesting life-imitates-art twist, the widow of famed author Oscar Hijuelos was the force behind the posthumous publication of…
Saint Mazie
Mazie Phillips is a neighborhood fixture in 1920s New York City. She’s the ticket taker at The Venice movie theater,…
Take Me Home
It’s April 1945, and Olivia Marsten, daughter of the town sheriff in small-town Wisconsin, sees her best friend Billy pacing…
Darling Beast
Set in London in 1741, this story pushes the limits of believability yet never ceases to entertain. Lily Stump, a…
Murder on the Home Front
First published in 1955 as Evidence for the Crown, Murder on the Home Front is the World War II memoir…
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