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December ’41: A World War II Thriller
Reminiscent of the thrillers of the 1980s, such as those written by Frederick Forsyth and Ken Follett, this is a supplemental choice for public libraries who cannot keep enough World War II spy novels on the shelf.
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Child Zero
Despite the slight letdown of the exciting beginning evolving into a procedural style story, the latest from Holm (Red Right Hand) will be popular with fans of the Bourne adventures.
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The Fervor
Katsu keeps the plot and questions moving in this intriguingly complicated horror story that offers many parallels to anti-Asian racism and violence in the U.S.
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The Hacienda
The audio production of this stellar debut adds to the innate tension of the book and belongs in every public library collection.
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This Woman’s Work: Essays on Music
A varied and fascinating look at a myriad of women who have experienced or influenced music in different ways told by a number of talented women authors; this excellent audio production belongs in all music collections.
The Left-Handed Twin
Listeners will cheer Jane along as they bite their nails throughout this relentless novel. Highly recommended.
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Until We Meet
Di Maio’s (The Memory of Us) latest will mostly resonate with fans of quiet historical fiction and sedate love stories.
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The Rebel and the Rake
Listeners will be entranced by the excellent writing and superb narration of this historical romance.
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