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  • The Queen of Water
    The Queen of Water : A novel based on a true story
    by Laura Resau, Maria Virginia Farinango
    Hardcover: Mar 2011
    Paperback: Mar 2012
     
    In this poignant novel based on a true story, Virginia's story will speak to anyone who has ever struggled to find his or her place in the world. It will make you laugh and cry, and ultimately, it will fill you with hope.
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  • The Queen's Lover
    The Queen's Lover : A Novel
    by Vanora Bennett
    Hardcover: Mar 2010
    Paperback: Mar 2011
     
    A fictionalized account of the life and loves of Catherine de Valois, a woman of enormous courage who became a great queen of two countries. Readers who enjoy top-quality historical fiction will be swept away by this epic love story set against the ...
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  • A Question of Mercy
    A Question of Mercy : A Novel
    by Elizabeth Cox
    Hardcover: Oct 2016
     
    Adam Finney, a young man who is mentally disabled, faces sterilization and lobotomy in a state-supported asylum. When he is found dead in the French Broad River of rural North Carolina, his teenaged stepsister, Jess, is sought for questioning by ...
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  • Quiet
    Quiet : The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking
    by Susan Cain
    Hardcover: Jan 2012
    Paperback: Jan 2013
     
    An extraordinary book with the power to permanently change how we see introverts and, equally important, how introverts see themselves.
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  • The Quiet Twin
    The Quiet Twin : A Novel
    by Dan Vyleta
    Paperback: Feb 2012
     
    Vienna, 1939. Professor Speckstein's dog has been brutally killed, the latest victim in a string of unsolved murders. Speckstein wants answers - but these are uncharitable times, and one must be careful where one probes...
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    Days of Sun and Shadow
    by India Hayford
    A young woman’s coming-of-age story set in the early American frontier, shaped by tragedy, nature, and resilience.
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    by Catherine Lloyd
    A glamorous biographical novel on Mary Quant, whose daring design of the miniskirt revolutionized fashion.

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