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The Umbrella Maker’s Son: A Novel of WWII
Fans of Heather Morris and Lisa Barr will be captivated by Lending’s story of resilience and romance, a must-have for historical fiction sections.
The Oligarch’s Daughter
The glimpse inside the opulent world of a Russian oligarch is fascinating, with international intrigue ripped from the headlines. Creating compelling apprehension, this suspenseful thriller keeps readers off-balance and unsure whom to trust. Finder achieves a perfect one-sitting read.
Havoc
Bollen (The Lost Americans) delivers a hilarious yet dark sendup reminiscent of The Bad Seed as Maggie and Otto go to war to see who will rule the Royal Karnak. Readers will enjoy Bollen’s ringside seat to a war of the ages.
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The Scapegoat: The Brilliant Brief Life of the Duke of Buckingham
Hughes-Hallett vividly describes the politics and culture of the era in this fascinating biography for readers of British history.
The Mighty Red
Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winner Erdrich (The Sentence) yet again displays her storytelling skills.
Pearly Everlasting
A charming and highly recommended story about family ties, the embrace of the natural world, and love.
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The Arizona Triangle
This desert noir features complex characters trapped in an ugly, emotional past. The vivid details and beauty of the Arizona landscape are in sharp contrast to the repellent secrets of a killer.
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The Forever Dog Life: 120+ Recipes, Longevity Tips, and New Science for Better Bowls and Healthier Homes
Dog lovers interested in holistic care and diet options for their beloved companions will flock to this well-researched book.
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More, Please: On Food, Fat, Bingeing, Longing, and the Lust for “Enough.”
This book’s tone is compassionate as Specter creates a foundation for accepting oneself and rejecting stereotypes. Self-help, sociology, entertainment, and memoir readers from many generations will appreciate this wholehearted approach, which challenges society to do a better job of understanding the realities of eating disorders.
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