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The Runaway Duchess
This audio will appeal to listeners who enjoy the classic trope of love in disguise, with an intelligent and intriguing twist; recommended for fans of Elizabeth Everett, Minerva Spencer, and Evie Dunmore.
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Tell Everyone on This Train I Love Them
Listeners will be disappointed if they are looking for straight humor; recommended for fans of memoirs.
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The Other Dr. Gilmer: Two Men, a Murder, and an Unlikely Fight for Justice
Listeners will be moved by the emotional journey that serves as the backbone of this important, difficult exploration.
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A House Between Earth and the Moon
Superb speculative fiction anchored by human drama, informed by genuine threats, and compellingly narrated.
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If You Ask Me
An enjoyable easy-paced listen and a great addition to any library wanting to bolster its women’s fiction collection.
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Vagabonds!
While intense, Osunde’s debut novel would be a good addition for any library looking to add the voices of underrepresented communities.
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How Do I Un-Remember This? Unfortunately True Stories
Pellegrino’s boyish voice brings warmth and tenderness to his hilarious tales of growing up gay.
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The Siren of Sussex
Vidish Athavale and Lydia Hanman bring Victorian London to life with their narration, capturing both the lush details in Ahmad’s fashion creations and Evelyn’s love for her stallion and search for a partner worthy of her. A must-have for library collections, this romance from Matthews (John Eyre) is great for those looking for stories with exquisite historical details and chaste heat.
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