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The Forgotten Garden: A Novel
by Kate Morton
Forgotten Garden (12/16/2014)
I was disappointed with this book. Everything that I read about the book were raves. It feels like I have been reading it forever and I'm still no way near finished. The story has potential but is too long.
Mating for Life
by Marissa Stapley
Separating throughout Life (3/21/2014)
What an ironic title for a novel about a beatnik hippy, Helen, who wanted nothing to do with monogamy. Her three daughters, from three different men, are all struggling with relationships in single life, married life, steamy affairs, and waning careers.

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