You Are Not a Stranger Here
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In one of the most acclaimed fiction debuts in years, Adam Haslett explores the lives that appear...
Dangerous Women
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Kezia Hayter knows these women aren't dangerous. One hundred and eighty petty convicts, all...
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Based on a True Story
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Today I know that L. is the sole reason for my powerlessness. And that the two years that we were...
Crime fiction drama
An Amish Christmas Kitchen
Leslie Gould, Kate Lloyd and Jan Drexler
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As the weather grows cold and the nights grow long, the cheer and warmth of the Christmas season is...
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The Immigrant Queen
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Hated as a foreigner, despised as a woman, I became First Lady of Athens Aspasia falls...
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The Woman in the Wallpaper
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Paris, 1789. The Oberst Factory, which crafts exquisite wallpaper for the most fashionable French...
Historical fiction French Revolution
Justice Provocateur: Jane Tennison and Policing in Prime Suspect
Gray Cavender and Nancy C. Jurik
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Justice Provocateur focuses on Prime Suspect, a popular British television film series starring...
Joelene Marie (28 KP) rated Charlotte Walsh Likes To Win in Books
Oct 1, 2018
It also brings to the forefront the very real differences faced by women who enter the political arena, from the focus on their attire to questions about their family and kids, that men aren't subjected to.
Overall, Jo Piazza nailed it yet again with Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys political fiction!
**Many thanks to Elizabeth Breeden and Simon & Schuster, as well as NetGalley, for the digital ARC!! All opinions are my own.**
Whoogles: Can a Dog Make a Woman Pregnant - and Hundreds of Other Searches That Make You Ask Who Would Google That?
Kendall Almerico and Tess Hottenroth
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"If I use a tampon, am I still a virgin?" "How drunk am I?" "Can I catch herpes from my cat?" "Is it...