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Mollie Smith Waters

Mollie Smith Waters is a teacher of humanities at a rural community college in Alabama. She has written book reviews for Bookkaholic, The Montgomery Advertiser, Southern Literary Review, Alabama Writers' Forum, and Camellia Magazine. Mollie enjoys a good mystery, crime, or thriller, but she is also a fan of historical fiction, Southern literature, and American classics. When she is not reading or teaching, she is involved in her community's theater group, which she helped create, or traveling the world.

Books reviewed by Mollie Smith Waters

Sun, Sand, Murder (10/05/16)
Blood at the Root (09/21/16)
Boy Erased (08/03/16)
Quiet Neighbors (06/01/16)
Girl in the Blue Coat (05/04/16)
Midnight in Broad Daylight (02/03/16)
The Hours Count (11/18/15)

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1940s Chicago nurse risks everything at an illegal women’s clinic during a high-profile trial of courage and sisterhood.

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