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The Story of Arthur Truluv: A Novel
by Elizabeth Berg
Another winner for Elizabeth Berg (6/11/2017)
From the moment I turned the last page of Talk Before Sleep in 1994, I was hooked on the work of Elizabeth Berg and have made it a point not to miss any of her novels. Reading The Story of Arthur Truluv has only reaffirmed my belief that Berg is one of our greatmore
The Stars Are Fire
by Anita Shreve
Enjoyable historical fiction (3/4/2017)
Readers who enjoy novels about strong female protagonists will rejoice as they watch Grace Holland grow into a strong, independent woman after her repressive, unfeeling husband fails to return to her after going to fight a fire that threatens their community. Add to thatmore
Home Sweet Home
by April Smith
A timely novel! (12/12/2016)
April Smith's Home Sweet Home is one of the most enjoyable novels I've read in a long time. As a fan of historical fiction, I especially enjoyed reading about the damage wreaked by the McCarthy Era, the John Birch Society and other extreme movements of the 1950s and 1960s.more
Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk
by Kathleen Rooney
Walking with Lillian (9/15/2016)
I enjoyed Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk every step of the way! Her New Year's Eve walk through Manhattan becomes a metaphor for her life's journey, and I found her story compelling. Lillian is sensible, practical and sophisticated, but she is also vulnerable, a sympatheticmore
The Book That Matters Most: A Novel
by Ann Hood
Ann Hood fans, rejoice! (6/4/2016)
Ann Hood fans and others looking for a good read will not be disappointed with her newest novel, The Book That Matters Most. It tells the stories of broken hearts, broken families, broken relationships ... and the healing balm of books. Told from multiple points of view, itmore
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