Wilson, Ben
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How To Train Your Earl
The book is carefully plotted, with instant chemistry between the leads, and a heroine with some depth. Readers need not have read the other books in the “First Comes Love” series to follow the story; those who enjoy gambler rakes and angst-ridden heroines will find it enjoyable.
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A Dog’s Hope
This title will certainly appeal to fans of W. Bruce Cameron’s dog books, but especially to his young adult fans. As Toby matures through his late teens, Buddy remains wholly doggish throughout their journey together.
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The Seat Filler
Wilson’s follow-up to Roommaid is a fun romp with only-in-the-movies-level swoons and genuine laugh-out-loud moments. With a fairly PG rating, this one may also work for teen romance readers.
Sons of Valor
This book is a must-read for fans of covert-ops thrillers, and the authors are looking like the next Preston and Child.
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The Nom Wah Cookbook: Recipes and Stories from 100 Years at New York City’s Iconic Dim Sum Restaurant
While the list of necessary items might deter some, the variations on the recipes will appeal to both carnivores and vegetarians.
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This One Wild and Precious Life: The Path Back to Connection in a Fractured World
This may be one of the first books that culminates in the events of 2020 and offers a solution for moving forward. Although Wilson comes across as a bit rambling and even privileged at times, her stories are fascinating and her message is universal and hopeful. Readers with wanderlust will be inspired by her journey and calls to action.
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All Souls Day: The World War II Battle and the Search for a Lost U.S. Battalion
A moving account of not just a seminal battle but the lasting effects on those waiting for decades to know what happened to their loved ones.
Metropolis
Information rich and accessible. For history and public policy readers seeking a global vision of the impact of world cities.
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Outré
Wilson’s (Natural Complexions) latest is a wild, surreal modern trip down the rabbit hole. Anyone who enjoys stream-of-consciousness stories, as well as fans of artists Salvador Dalí and René Magritte, will enjoy this hallucinatory dreamscape. Modern cultural elements are supernaturally twisted, while the movie industry is satirized. Logophiles will love the imaginative uses of obscure words.
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