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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.
More: A Memoir of Open Marriage
An honest look at how an open marriage can work, an excellent read for people interested in self-discovery or ethical non-monogamy. Recommended for readers of Dossie Easton and Janet Hardy’s The Ethical Slut and Eve Rickert and Franklin Veaux’s More Than Two.
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Sonic Life
Moore’s compelling (if lengthy) memoir covers an era in rock music that is just beginning to get its due.
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Do Tell
Fans of stories about old Hollywood may enjoy this novel, but it isn’t likely to attract new readers to the subject. Purchase for libraries with strong readership in books about Hollywood in the 1940s.
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The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder
An engaging read that’s filled with meticulous descriptions about how and why the wreck and mutiny unfolded. Readers who have a strong interest in high crimes on the sea and military history will want to dive in.
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Crook Manifesto
This isn’t the rollicking caper its predecessor was, but it’s still a worthy addition to one of the most distinguished oeuvres in modern fiction.
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The Devil’s Playground
A large cast of characters and extensive use of red herrings make this a complex and atmospheric novel, perfect for fans of Silvia Moreno-Garcia.
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Your Driver Is Waiting
Although the plot deflates in the third act, Damani’s complex personality carries the story with gravitas and humor. Guns’s razor-sharp social commentary makes her novel a worthy selection.
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Rogue Justice: A Thriller
Abrams’s experience as a Georgia legislator and big-time lawyer support insights into bureaucracy and security. The nonstop action and suspense mostly manage to overwhelm the reader’s sense of disbelief in a thriller that seems to burst out of today’s news.
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