Unbridled

Dreams of the Red Phoenix

By Virginia Pye - Published 2015

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In 1937, Japan invades northern China while the feuding Nationalists and Communists are trying to decide if they should unite against this common enemy. ...Read Review

Toughs

By Ed Falco - Published 2014

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Mystery/Crime

Loretto Jones grew up in the same orphanage with Vincent Coll, but unlike the Coll brothers, Loretto is a true foundling; it is ...Read Review

River of Dust

By Virginia Pye - Published 2013

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Literary

In northwestern China in 1910, the Reverend and his wife, Grace, both missionaries, are en route to a new summer home. History surrounds them, ...Read Review

The Lighthouse Road

By Peter Geye - Published 2012

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Saga

The Lighthouse Road might best be described as a family saga, except that the families are constructed out of characters who are alone ...Read Review

Stranger Here Below

By Joyce Hinnefeld - Published 2010

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LiterarySaga

This is a novel about friendship, motherhood and community. Amazing Grace Jansen, or Maze, was raised in Appalachia by a single mother who ...Read Review

Tears of the Mountain

By John Addiego - Published 2010

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SagaWestern

This book chronicles one day – July 4, 1876 – in the lives of Jeremiah McKinley and his family of Sonoma County, California. In addition, each alternating ...Read Review

Captivity

By Deborah Noyes - Published 2010

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Biographical FictionLiterary

Commitment to the living and the dead requires immense responsibility! The time is the mid-1800s, a time when women are expected to ...Read Review

Captivity

By Deborah Noyes - Published 2010

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LiteraryMystery/Crime

Commitment to the living and the dead requires immense responsibility! The time is the mid-1800s, a time when women are expected to ...Read Review

Cranioklepty: Grave Robbing and the Search for Genius

By Colin Dickey - Published 2009

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Nonfiction

  In 1796 Dr. Franz Joseph Gall began lecturing in Vienna about his anatomical studies of the human skull that he believed showed that ...Read Review

The Good Doctor Guillotin

By Marc Estrin - Published 2009

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Biographical FictionLiteraryNonfiction

The lives of five men converge in on one epochal event – the first use of the guillotine as a method of capital punishment ...Read Review