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Little Black Dress: A Novel
by Susan McBride
Little Black Dress (7/12/2011)
On the surface, this book incorporates all the appropriate elements of a story: family relationships, plot centered around a mysterious object, romance and a dusty old Victorian house.

Unfortunately, the premise is not compelling, the characters flat and the dialogue weak.more
Outlander
by Diana Gabaldon
Outlander (3/27/2011)
One word sums up this book: Saga.

In this love story/action-adventure/historical fantasy, Claire Beauchamp is transported from the 1940’s to the 1740’s Scottish highlands where she begins a new life with her husband’s ancestors.

The author has clearly done her homework. Allmore
A Box of Darkness: The Story of a Marriage
by Sally Ryder Brady
A Box of Darkness (12/27/2010)
This heartbreaking memoir takes the reader on a roller coaster of fairy tales and devastating truths that never lets up until the end. So taken by the complexities of Sally and Upton’s relationship, I could not put this book down.

Sally Ryder Brady has a surprising way ofmore
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