White, Karen
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The Shop on Royal Street
This is a satisfying beginning to the new “Royal Street” series and will be especially appreciated by fans of the “Tradd Street” series. It will also interest those who like old houses, ghost stories, and determined Southern women.
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The Last Night in London
Reminiscent in tone of the past/present romantic suspense of Lauren Willig’s “Pink Carnation” series, White’s (“Tradd Street” series) novel’s wartime intrigue and contemporary romantic clash of characters will appeal to many. Recommended for readers who enjoyed Jennifer Robson’s The Gown or Jeanne Mackin’s The Last Collection.
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The Christmas Spirits on Tradd Street
The Charleston setting provides connections to the Civil War lore that informs the mystery. A cliff-hanger ending and promise of another book will please avid fans.
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Cultured: How Ancient Foods Can Feed Our Microbiome
Highly recommended to general readers interested in the science of a healthy immune system.
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American Modernism: Highlights from the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Highly recommended for readers interested in the history of American art.
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American Modernism: Highlights from the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Highly recommended for readers interested in the history of American art.
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Heart: A History
This captivating investigation deftly communicates the beauty, mystery, and scientific wonder of the human heart. Recommended for educated lay readers. [See Prepub Alert, 3/26/18.]
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Dreams of Falling
With so many lies told and secrets kept, this Southern story from White (The Night the Lights Went Out; Flight Patterns) keeps readers guessing with all the twists and turns. Told through flashbacks and alternating voices, this entwined tale of love and forgiveness will please the author's many fans. [See Prepub Alert, 12/11/17.]
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Flight Patterns
Best-selling author White (The Forgotten Room) depicts a path toward healing that is deliberate and difficult, rendering an authentic journey of a woman who has hurt and been hurt by family.
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