Bluebird, Genevieve Graham, Simon & Schuster – A dazzling novel set during the Great War and postwar Prohibition about a young nurse, a soldier, and a family secret that binds them together for generations to come—from USA TODAY and repeat #1 bestselling author Genevieve Graham.
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Dean Koontz, Quicksilver, Thomas & Mercer – Dean Koontz is one of the world’s most legendary, genre-blending and prolific best-selling authors of all time.
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Review: To Marry and To Meddle, Martha Waters, Atria Books – A marriage of convenience becomes inconvenient when love enters into the mix in Martha Waters’ To Marry And To Meddle.
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Interview: Win Me Something, Kyle Lucia Wu, Tin House – Willa Chen’s parents divorced when she was young, remarried, and had more children.
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Not a Thing to Comfort You, Emily Wortman-Wunder, University of Iowa Press – Emily Wortman-Wunder’s writing journey is a wonderful example of two things that experienced writers know; you can’t rush good writing and writers write best about the topics that intrigue them.
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Safe in My Arms, Sara Shepard, Dutton – Silver Swans Nursery Academy is the place for Raisin Beach parents to enroll their kids.
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Song in Ursa Major, Emma Brodie, Knopf – Jane Quinn and her band, The Breakers, are thrown into the spotlight when the headliner is a no-show for their island’s 1969 annual festival.
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Lady Sunshine by Amy Mason Doan, Graydon House – Not everyone gets to have two second starts in life. Jackie Pierce, nicknamed Lady Sunshine by her music icon uncle, is granted a summer break when she is 17.
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The Paris Library, Janet Skeslein Chares, Atria Books -Award-winning author of Moonlight in Odessa (Bloomsbury USA, 1 September 2009), Janet Skeslien Charles’s latest novel is set in World World II and tells the true tale of the courageous librarians who defied the Nazis in order to hand-deliver books to Jewish readers.
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Widowish, Melissa Gould, Little Brown – When her beloved husband died unexpectedly of Multiple Sclerosis and West Nile Virus, writer Melissa Gould started chronicling her grief journey through her personal essays and speaking engagements.
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