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When She Woke: A Novel
by Hillary Jordan
Close to the bone... (10/23/2011)
This novel is written very close to the bone. Jordan transports us into a world that is at once frightening and plausible. It is The Scarlet Letter moved forward to a future society that is as puritanical as it was back then. Could we regress to that today? This bookmore
The Orphan Master's Son: A Novel
by Adam Johnson
The Stepford Wives revisited (10/22/2011)
North Korea--a country shrouded in mystery.
The author opens the gates and I was shocked, sometimes horrified by what was behind them.
Jun Do is the orphan masters son, and it is through his eyes that we see this repressive paranoid country unfold. Kim Jong II, the onlymore
Snowdrops: A Novel
by A.D. Miller
Come to the cabaret.. (12/1/2010)
Moscow at the time capitalism begins to take hold is a intoxicating mixture of corruption and celebration. Ultimately, everything is on a downward slide, where greed and sin rule, and no one escapes the temptation. An engrossing read, thought of Gorky Park , the bleaknessmore
Solomon's Oak: A Novel
by Jo-Ann Mapson
Solomon's Oak offers hope.... (10/6/2010)
A wedding chapel located under a two hundred year old oak tree, Solomon's Oak, provides a young widow, Glory Solomon, with a strong link to her memories of living on their California farm.

This is a story of three people, from three different walks of life and what theymore
The Nobodies Album
by Carolyn Parkhurst
Learning from the past for the present.... (6/24/2010)
Olivia Frost is a successful novelist who has come up with an imaginative idea for her most recent book. It is a compilation of the endings of her previous books, rewritten the way she thinks they should have concluded. Her general equanimity is rattled when she finds outmore
Learning to Lose: A Novel
by David Trueba
A City comes alive and pulses (5/5/2010)
From the minute I started reading this book I knew I was embarking on a trip with an extraordinary writer. We are seriously considering this title for our book club because it has all the elements that get a good conversation started.

Morality, sexuality, reality, and other .more
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