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The Once and Future Me
This sci-fi-inflected psychological thriller is most captivating as an exploration of the psychiatric treatment of women in the 1950s, but clunky exposition and uneven pacing keep it from being a true page-turner.
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Don’t Let Him In
A large portion of the story is from Nick/Alistair’s perspective, and spending this much time in the mind of a devilish sociopath may be a turnoff for some readers. Jewell consistently creates compelling characters, so even with the predictable twists, this will delight her many fans and readers of domestic suspense.
El Dorado Drive
Edgar Award winner Abbott (Beware the Woman) effortlessly excels at exploring the complexities of women’s relationships with suspenseful, atmospheric storytelling. Unsettling and darkly clever, her latest will delight her many fans and attract new ones.
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Kokoro: Japanese Wisdom for a Life Well Lived
Blending travelogue, grief journey, and well-researched information on Japanese concepts, this book provides a satisfyingly deep and grounded reflection of her experience that will resonate with readers looking for a new way of connecting with the world.
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Tattoo You: A New Generation of Artists
A beautiful, informative book, perfect for art collections, and an excellent starting resource to learn about the range of contemporary tattoo art.
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Njuta (Enjoy, Delight In): The Swedish Art of Savoring the Moment
Readers interested in Swedish culture and in Scandinavian contentment and mindfulness concepts will find this appealing.
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The Princess of Las Vegas
While this novel doesn’t quite deliver much suspense as might be expected, Crissy and Betsy are interesting enough to keep readers engaged. Bohjalian (The Lioness) has written numerous best-sellers, so purchase accordingly to meet demand.
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The Dance of the Dolls
Based on the real ballet scene in prewar London, this immersive tale will be a delight for historical-fiction fans who like a touch of suspense.
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The Second Stranger
Uneven pacing and several glaring inconsistencies impede some of the suspense, but fans of plot twists and isolated settings will find something to enjoy. Recommended for larger public libraries.
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