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“will easily be remembered as one of the most unique and unforgettable werewolf tales ever written.”

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Gunnar Bishop assumes guardianship of his five-year-old niece RubyLyn after her parents die. Now, in 1969, RubyLyn ("Roo") is 15 and works in her uncle's tobacco field in Nameless, Kentucky.

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Bohman’s prose is the literary equivalent of an undertow.”

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Starting in the 1960s and up to today, Mimi deftly weaves her tale, like the best and most intimate of diaries, skipping the dull moments and focusing on those that mean the most to the overall nar

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“sometimes that’s what you have to do—go back to go forward.”

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Kaitlyn Greenidge’s debut about family, race, and eugenics is a haunting coming-of-age novel.

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“It is with these origami-like turns of storytelling that the subtle beauty of the book really shines and makes it that much more brilliant.”

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Europe in the 19th century was the domain of the Habsburg family. With members seated on nearly every throne on the continent, their influence was immense.

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“Travis Mulhauser hits it out of the park in his first novel. . . . overwhelming triumph . . .”

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Many girls grow up dreaming of marriage and a family and most times their dreams come true.

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“if you like your novels dark and stormy, this one is a winner.”

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Wonderment, carelessness, and suspense.

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The author crafts passages of agonizing psychological self-torment with a master's ear for the perfect phrase.”

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The simple sentences and unspoken words of My Name Is Lucy Barton are deceptive.

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“The heart wants someone to take away the fear. The heart wants answers even if they’re made up.”

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Sophia by Michael Bible is a beautiful contemporary novella that reads like a series of sequential prose poetry vignettes interspersed with visions of saints, real and fake, by the scoundr

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Ask Him Why is a multi-layered narrative with a central theme about the consequences of rushing to judgement without trying to understand the other side by first asking, “Why?” 

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“What meaning does your finite existence have in the infinite world?”

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Anne Perry’s Christmas novels are comfort food for the reader who wants a short mystery novel with a holiday theme.

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“Keep an open mind and an open heart. It gets bad sometimes, but things will work out.”

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Among the many different cultural subsets in New York City, there is a group of food elitists.

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Front Yard is a garden-variety slapstick comedy with elements of farce, witchcraft, and fairies.

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"It shows what happens when twentysomethings grow up."

The Clasp is definitely several rungs above the typical twentysomethings-with-clever-quips debut.

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There is nothing little about this book including its emotional impact.

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Charlie Martz and Other Stories: The Unpublished Stories is a collection of 15 short fiction stories (11 of which have never been published), written by Elmore Leonard at the beginning of

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