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The Jackal's Mistress: A Novel
by Chris Bohjalian
The Right Thing to Do (1/30/2025)
This Civil War-era novel by Chris Bohjalian is based on the true story of a Virginia woman who rescued and brought back to health a Vermont lieutenant left to die in a neighboring house when the Union retreated from that area of Virginia. What is the right thing to do? Thismore
Fagin the Thief: A Novel
by Allison Epstein
A Different Fagin (1/3/2025)
I read Oliver Twist several decades ago and was fascinated by the opportunity to read this reimagining of the villain of Dicken's novel set in the mid-nineteenth century. Somewhat to my surprise, a sympathetic Jacob Fagin appears in Allison Epstein's novel. Jacob is a boymore
The Secret History of the Rape Kit: A True Crime Story
by Pagan Kennedy
The Secret History of.. the Rape Kit??! (11/6/2024)
"The Secret History of the Rape Kit: A True Crime Story" by Pagan Kennedy
Reviewed by Jim Traxler

If I were simply browsing through a list of new books, looking for something of interest, I have to confess that a book with the title, "The Secret History of the Rape Kit: Amore
Becoming Madam Secretary
by Stephanie Dray
Inspiring Story of Frances Perkins (12/9/2023)
If you love history, you will love this book. If you love stories about strong women who made a difference in this world despite having to overcome barriers that no man would encounter, especially in times past, then you will love this book. Frances Perkins was the firstmore
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