Night Theater
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(From the publisher) A surgeon flees a scandal in the city and accepts a job at a village clinic....
The Operator
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'What if you could listen in on any phone conversation in town? Irresistible!' Kathryn Stockett,...
Firekeeper's Daughter
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Debut author Angeline Boulley crafts a groundbreaking YA thriller about a Native teen who must root...
The Country Girls Trilogy
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ONE OF THE BBC'S '100 NOVELS THAT SHAPED OUR WORLD' Edna O'Brien's iconic trilogy of novels - The...
The Fall of the House of Fifa
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Fifa was founded in 1904 to unite the football-playing world, its first congress stating that 'no...
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Two Girls Down: A Novel
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"This is such a terrific read. High stakes, relationship-driven, perfectly paced. Two Girls Down has...
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The Unwritten, Vol. 1: Tommy Taylor and the Bogus Identity
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Tom Taylor's life was screwed from go. His father created the Tommy Taylor fantasy series,...
Sea of Shadows (Sea and Stone Chronicles #2)
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1459. A gifted woman artist. A ruthless Scottish privateer. And an audacious plan that throws them...
Historical Romance Suspense Adventure
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2506 KP) rated Murder in Morningside Heights in Books
Feb 16, 2022 (Updated Feb 16, 2022)
As always, this was an excellent trip back to 1890’s New York City. The story was fast paced, so even when I was ahead of the characters, it wasn’t for that long. And I still wasn’t sure about who the killer was until we reached the logical conclusion. Of course, it’s always great to spend time with the characters, and I love how Frank and Sarah’s world continues to evolve. I also enjoy the humor that the characters and their relationships provide. It’s a nice balance to some of the more serious themes the series tackles. This book will please fans of the series. Believe me, it is worth the time invested in catching up if you are still behind on the series like I am.
Grounds for Murder
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When Lana Lewis' best -- and most difficult -- employee abruptly quits and goes to work for the...
