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The Three of Us
Agbaje-Williams captures the layers of hurt, love, and expectation inherent in marriage, relationships, and friendship. An intoxicating, constantly shifting listen.
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The Dissident
Share with listeners seeking a stimulating, vividly drawn portrait of Cold War history. Perfect for fans of Yulia Yakovleva’s Punishment of a Hunter.
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White House by the Sea: A Century of the Kennedys at Hyannis Port
A revealing, warmly narrated look at the private life of one of the United States’ most famous families. This is a must-listen for anyone interested in the Kennedy lore.
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Simply Lies
Though the extensive descriptions of psychological trauma occasionally wear thin, patient listeners will enjoy the sparring between Mickey and the unknown person who is determined to destroy her. Baldacci’s many fans will be captivated.
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Murder in Postscript
Fans of Bridgerton, fiction set in Victorian England, and the foibles of the English gentry will enjoy. Listeners will eagerly await more mysteries featuring Countess Amelia Amesbury and her handsome co-detective, Simon Bainbridge.
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Lewis Sinclair and the Gentlemen Cowboys
Patrons looking for thrilling mysteries that include love, jealousy, and betrayal set against a music-festival backdrop will enjoy. Suggest to fans of Dolly Parton and James Patterson’s Run, Rose, Run and Peggy O’Neal Peden’s Your Killin’ Heart.
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3 Days To Live
Share with Patterson’s many fans and patrons who enjoy thrilling mysteries chock-full of surprising twists and turns.
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The Red Balcony
Wilson’s thrilling historical fiction, combining a legal thriller with romance and intrigue, provides an absorbing audio experience. Highly recommended.
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The Woman Beyond the Sea
Yishai-Levi’s sensitive story of mother-daughter relationships and lives overturned by devastating circumstances makes an impact. Share with fans of Kelly Rimmer’s The Things We Cannot Say or Lena Manta’s The Gold Letter.
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