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Liars and Saints
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The novel covers four generations of the Santerre family. Beginning at the close of World War II, the story continues up to the ...Read Review
The Singing Fire
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A key event in this novel is the meeting of two young Jewish women, one from Poland and one from Russia, in Whitechapel ...Read Review
Dancing with Einstein
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For seven years, Marea has traveled the world, running away from the past. As she approaches thirty, however, she returns to New York ...Read Review
Earthbound and Heavenbent: Elizabeth Porter Phelps and Life at Forty Acres (1747 – 1817)
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A contemporary of nation-makers, Elizabeth Porter Phelps lived in her family’s house for all but the first five of her 70 years, keeping ...Read Review
The Fugitive Queen
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This is the seventh title featuring Ursula Blanchard, Queen Elizabeth’s spy. The queen needs a trusted person to deliver a sensitive message ...Read Review
Oscar Wilde Discovers America
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“I have … a black servant, who is my slave – in a free country one cannot live without a slave…” (Oscar Wilde, January 1882). Oscar ...Read Review
Prairie Nocturne
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Susan Duff and Wesley Williamson share a past romance and the landscape of their youth. By 1924, ten years have smoothed the rougher edges ...Read Review
I am Madame X
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John Singer Sargent’s most notorious portrait, Madame X., caused a furor when unveiled in 1884 at the Paris Salon. The subject was a ...Read Review
Shadow Boxer
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Biographical FictionMystery/Crime
There’s only one thing wrong with this throwback to the 1940s era of sports-based pulp fiction. Well, make it two. While Billy ...Read Review
A Pawn for a Queen
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Sixth in the Ursula Blanchard series, A Pawn for a Queen sends its protagonist to Scotland in search of her wayward cousin Edward, ...Read Review
