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"Morningside" | Reviewed by William Winkler
Novelist Téa Obreht is a native of Yugoslavia who earned degrees from UCLA and Cornell University. Her first two novels, “The Tiger’s...
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Apr 162 min read
"The Mystery Writer" | Reviewed by Pat Sainz
“The Mystery Writer,” by Sulari Gentill, is a contemporary thriller about writers, the writing process, and publishers. It also gives...
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Apr 112 min read
"An American Dreamer" | Reviewed by Bill Schwab
David Finkel discloses the political division in the United States in his sensitive account of four years (2016- 20) in the life of Brent...
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Apr 71 min read
"Everyone On This Train is a Suspect"| Reviewed by Jenni Olson
"Everyone on This Train is a Suspect," by Benjamin Stevenson, is the perfect read for any mystery lover, a follow-up to "Everyone in My...
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Apr 32 min read
"The Truth About the Devlins" | Reviewed by Susan Ferguson
“The Truth About the Devlins,” by prolific Lisa Scottoline, is a thrilling murder mystery, full of twists and turns. It’s also a family...
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Mar 252 min read
"The Serpent and the Wings of Night" | Reviewed by Val Jankowski
“The Serpent and the Wings of Night” by Carissa Broadbent is a perfect book for fans of the romantasy genre that is growing more and more...
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Mar 202 min read
"American Daughters" | Reviewed by William Winkler
New Orleans native Maurice Carlos Ruffin teaches creative writing at Louisiana State University and holds a law degree from Loyola...
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Mar 192 min read
"The Hunters" | Reviewed by Pat Sainz
“The Hunter,” by Tana French, is a thriller set in the remote village of Ardnakelty, off Ireland’s west coast. Although a murder occurs,...
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Mar 142 min read
"Disillusioned" | Reviewed by Bill Schwab
Education journalist Benjamin Herold explores the faltering US public education system in this well-researched, informative explanation...
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Mar 102 min read
"Why We Remember" | Reviewed by William Winkler
Who would find a way to place a sea lion in an MRI scanner? Charan Rangarath would, and did in the course of his work. Dr. Ranganath has...
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Mar 51 min read
"Love and Hot Chicken" | Reviewed by Jenni Olson
"Love and Hot Chicken," by Mary Liza Hartong, is a heartfelt Southern novel that offers lots of laughs and lots of love. In the story,...
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Mar 33 min read
"Whiskey Tender" | Reviewed by Pat Sainz
Author Deborah Taffa was a resident of Wildwood and the Central West End, graduated with a degree in Creative Writing from Webster...
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Feb 292 min read
"Wandering Stars" | Reviewed by William Winkler
Tommy Orange is a citizen of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes of Arizona. His first novel, “There There,” was nominated for the Pulitzer...
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Feb 272 min read
"Sisters of Belfast" | Reviewed by Maria Brady Smith
In “Sisters of Belfast,” by Melanie Maure, twin sisters, Aelish and Isabel McGuire, are orphaned when their home in Belfast is bombed by...
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Feb 262 min read
“The Uncharted Flight of Olivia West" | Reviewed by Susan Ferguson
This historical fiction tale of adventure and romance, by Sara Ackerman, is full of action. “The Uncharted Flight of Olivia West” is a...
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Feb 252 min read
"My Friends" | Reviewed by William Winkler
British-Libyan author Hisham Matar was born in New York, where his father was a member of the Libyan delegation to the United Nations....
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Feb 202 min read
"Good Night, Irene" | Reviewed by Bill Schwab
Luis Urrea’s mother, Phyllis McLaughlin, joined the American Red Cross in 1943 as a volunteer in the Clubmobile Corps. She was one of 250...
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Feb 192 min read
"The Waters" | Reviewed by Pat Sainz
The title “The Waters'' refers to M’sauga a small island located in rural Michigan. Situated on the island are an outhouse, a chicken...
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Feb 151 min read
“The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years” | Reviewed by Susan Ferguson
“The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years,” by Shubnum Khan, is a haunting love story, a multigenerational, double timeline mystery full of...
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Feb 112 min read
"Cahokia Jazz" | Reviewed by William Winkler
The year is 1922. Warren G. Harding is president of the United States. The FBI is barely a decade old. The village of St. Louis is a...
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