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The Disquieting Death of Emma Gill: Abortion, Death, and Concealment in Victorian New England
This highly researched and detailed book serves as a stark reminder of the sometimes fatal consequences women face when denied the right to safe, legal abortions.
Fans of true crime tales will enjoy this retelling of the case of a woman whose two husbands mysteriously end up dead.
This audiobook will appeal to those just learning of Lam’s death and the Cecil Hotel, but those seeking tell-all true crime rather than a memoir may be disappointed.
Perfect for true-crime lovers who want a story about sinister thefts that aims to uncover the psychological motivations behind some sensational crimes.
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Pain Hustlers
Emily Blunt and Chris Evans star in a recently-released Netflix film based on the book, but Hughes’s riveting account about the opioid epidemic stands on its own as a work of outstanding narrative nonfiction that should find a place in most libraries.
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Treaty Justice: The Northwest Tribes, the Boldt Decision, and the Recognition of Fishing Rights
Readers interested in the history of Indigenous peoples, the Pacific Northwest, and legal battles will enjoy this book.
A great addition to collections about the history of film or organized crime, chronicling famous and lesser-known mobsters who made a killing, literally and figuratively, in Hollywood. Sussman’s diligent research and juicy storytelling will appeal to fans of his other works.
From organized-crime in Gilded Age New York City and a crime caper about a Jazz Age jewel thief to modern looks at murder.
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