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The Witches of Cambridge
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In a time when “witch hunt” has become a politically charged phrase, Hoffman takes a thoughtful detour from her bestselling, multi-volume exploration of ...Read Review
Ghost Town
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Jay Perry closed the box on his early life at age thirteen after his mother died of cancer and, months later, his volunteer ...Read Review
Few and Far Between
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This rural Northern Ireland gothic is based on a historical “what if”: What if Irish prime minister Terrence O’Neill had gone ahead ...Read Review
Daughters of the Sun and Moon
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Los Angeles is a dirty, lawless, and wild place, so the small female population is protected – by either a husband or one of ...Read Review
The Daffodil Days
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This is an extraordinary novel. Extraordinary in its form: the story runs backwards. Extraordinary in its content: a meticulously researched fictional biography covering ...Read Review
The Daffodil Days
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The Daffodil Days covers a period of 18 months during the lives of the poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes. Set mostly in Devon ...Read Review
The Infamous Gilberts
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There is a special delight in reading an author’s debut novel, but even more so when it delivers on its promise to ...Read Review
Nonesuch
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London, 1939. Iris Hawkins is a secretary for stockbrokers Cornellis & Blome, but she’s a would-be financier and the only person at the ...Read Review
A Far-flung Life
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In 1950s Western Australia, the MacBride family runs Meredith Downs, a vast sheep station. They are not just farmers, they’re pastoralists, committed ...Read Review
Seascraper
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Wood’s character-driven novel, set in 1960s northwest England, features 20-year-old Thomas Flett, living an isolated existence with his 36-year-old mother, whom he ...Read Review
