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Accidents of Marriage
by Randy Susan Meyers
Relationships: The Good, The Bad, and ... (7/29/2014)
Although this novel is about Maddy, wife, mother and social worker, and what happens to her following an accident, Randy Susan Meyers tells the story through three different lenses. The reader is tipped off to the changing point-of-view by naming each title chapter for onemore
The Hollow Ground: A Novel
by Natalie S. Harnett
Hollow Ground (4/22/2014)
Set against the Anthracite Coal Region of Pennsylvania, Hollow Ground explores relationships between and among multigenerational family members, as told through the lens of the daughter, Brigid. She has problems finding a sense of permanence and home.

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The Venetian Bargain
by Marina Fiorato
The Venetian Bargain (1/8/2014)
The Venetian Bargain combines well-researched historical facts, descriptions that awake your senses and setting that all transport the reader to 1570's Venice. Fioratto's well-developed characters draw the reader into the plot that begins with a slow pace, accelerating tomore
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