Greenwood, T.
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The Love of My Afterlife
Greenwood (He Will Be Mine) offers a charming, unique twist on a plethora of the best romance tropes. Sure to be a favorite of readers who love Sophie Cousens and Katy Birchall.
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The Still Point
This latest from Greenwood (Such a Pretty Girl; Keeping Lucy) provides an insider’s glimpse into the world of elite ballet school competitions. Readers who liked Liane Moriarty’s Big Little Lies or Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid should enjoy.
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Such a Pretty Girl
Greenwood’s (Keeping Lucy) latest is a troubling look into the bohemian lifestyles of artists and actors in 1970s New York. Suggest to historical-fiction readers and fans of Tessa Hadley, Janelle Brown, and Ashley Audrain.
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Love Lockdown: Dating, Sex, and Marriage in America’s Prisons
This work by Greenwood (Playing Dead: A Journey Through the World of Death Fraud) offers an engaging, informative, open-minded account of family dynamics that are often overlooked.
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The Reckless Oath We Made
Themes of chivalry, loyalty, family, and personal responsibility, along with a recognition that people don’t need to be perfect to be worthy of love, make this latest from Greenwood (All the Ugly and Wonderful Things) a good fit for those looking for gritty contemporary realism in their romance novels.
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Readers who relish novels based on true events will be both riveted and disturbed by this retelling of one of America's most famous abduction cases. [See Prepub Alert, 2/1/18; coming in September from Ecco: HarperCollins is Sarah Weinman's nonfiction account of this case, The Real Lolita.—Ed.]
Rust & Stardust
Readers who relish novels based on true events will be both riveted and disturbed by this retelling of one of America's most famous abduction cases. [See Prepub Alert, 2/1/18; coming in September from Ecco: HarperCollins is Sarah Weinman's nonfiction account of this case, The Real Lolita.—Ed.]
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The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy
This essential resource for American genealogical research will prove helpful to family historians at any stage of their work.
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Christmas in a Cowboy's Arms
Rich with Old West flavor, this gathering of Christmas tales has something for everyone and is just the thing to curl up with on a cold winter's night. Greenwood, Bittner, Broday, Brownley, Schmidt, and Sandas live in Charlotte, NC; Michigan; the Texas panhandle; Southern California; Wisconsin; and the Milwaukee area, respectively.
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While many of the characters are well developed and the plot moves along smartly, Greenwood's (Where I Lost Her) latest is also wonderfully written, evoking a strong sense of place with lush, visually evocative prose. With its integration of symbolism and motifs, this book would also make an excellent choice for high school literature classes.
The Golden Hour
While many of the characters are well developed and the plot moves along smartly, Greenwood's (Where I Lost Her) latest is also wonderfully written, evoking a strong sense of place with lush, visually evocative prose. With its integration of symbolism and motifs, this book would also make an excellent choice for high school literature classes.
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