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Bride for a Knight
Jamie MacPherson is the youngest of ten brothers, and the only one left alive after a terrible tragedy. To strengthen…
The Spy Wore Silk
Set in Regency London, this first book in a series about female spies trained by the government follows Sienna, a…
Ways to Be Wicked
Sylvie Lamoureux, prima ballerina of the Paris ballet, takes a daring leap and finds herself penniless in a generically described…
Spring And Fall
It’s 1962, with intellectual, cultural, and sexual revolutions in full swing on college campuses when Lawrence, a Harvard senior in…
Straight into Darkness
Straight Into Darkness is a departure from Kellerman’s Lazarus/Decker mystery series, and she handles this dark historical turn into…
Train from Marietta
Here is an enjoyable and relaxing curl-up read for a cozy Sunday afternoon! This is Dorothy Garlock’s newest addition to…
The Sword of Hannibal
Hannibal and his armies are preparing to cross the Alps, but this only serves as the background for the main…
The Widow of the South
“The widow of the South” is Carrie McGavock, the wife of a Tennessee plantation owner who, in 1864, finds her…
River Rising
With her car stuck in the mud on the outskirts of Fertile, Missouri, April Asbury slogs through pouring rain, scoots…
The Summer We Got Saved
Set in Alabama and Tennessee in the 1960s, this novel follows events in the lives of a white family and…
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