Lessa J. Scherrer
Lilah
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Lilah loves Antinoes, the famous Persian warrior, but will not marry him without the consent of her brother, Ezra. Ezra, a scholar of ...Read Review
Troubled Midnight
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John Gardner’s latest novel is a wealth of information about the British Homefront circa 1943 as well as a wartime spy thriller. Troubled ...Read Review
The Night Journal
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“A noctuary,” a character explains to protagonist Meg Mabry toward the end of Elizabeth Crook’s third novel, “…it is a diary, like ...Read Review
Cottonwood Saints
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As he tells us in the Acknowledgements, Gene Guerin’s first novel “is based on forty handwritten pages of reminiscences which my mother, ...Read Review
Bandeaux Creek
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Bandeaux Creek is the sequel to Between the Rivers, Carolyn Rawls Booth’s down-home saga of the McBryde family of Bladen Country, North ...Read Review
The Victory Club
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The Victory Club is the predictable story of four women on the American home front during World War II. Margo King has never ...Read Review
The Season of Open Water
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The Season of Open Water is the intensely introspective character study of a family in a New England seaside town. It is October 1927. ...Read Review
Footprints on the Horizon
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Footprints on the Horizon is the third in Whitson’s Pine Ridge Portraits series of novels about women on the Nebraska frontier. Footprints ...Read Review
Articles of War
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In Nick Arvin’s first novel, George Tilson, called “Heck” for his reluctance to swear, arrives at Omaha Beach just after the D-Day ...Read Review
Holy Skirts
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“I cannot bow—I can only fling myself.” –The Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven René Steinke’s gorgeous second novel is a fictional biography ...Read Review