February 5, 2021
 February 5, 2021Quick Links to Features on Bookreporter.com Reviews | Features | Bookreporter.com Bets On | Upcoming Bets On  Latest Update on Our GoFundMe Campaign Thank you to those of you who have donated to our GoFundMe campaign. So far, with online and snail mail donations, we have raised $39,000 of our $50,000 goal. You can read about our plans and donate here. If you would prefer donating via check, please send to: Thank you again for your consideration and your donation.  We have two new "Bookreporter Talks To" interviews for you this week. First up is Sadeqa Johnson,  Carol chatted with Sharon Virts about her debut novel, MASQUE OF HONOR, which releases on Tuesday. It is our current Historical Fiction Author Spotlight title and a future Bets On selection.   Carol had a super reading week with THE GOOD SISTER by Sally Hepworth (on sale April 13th),  LiveWriters curates an engaging, immersive, user-friendly experience where a diverse collection of the most important and compelling podcasts about books, authors and publishing can be shared and enjoyed. Click on the image above to learn more and to sign up for their newsletter.  To kick off Women's History Month in March, Carol will be moderating a panel featuring Lauren Willig,  Marilyn, the Grand Prize winner in our End-of-the-Year Contest, sent Carol the photo above and wrote, Super Reading! This has been a big reading week for me. Sally Hepworth has been an author whose thrillers I enjoy, so it was such fun to pluck her upcoming book (releasing April 13th) off my shelf and escape for a while. THE GOOD SISTER is about two sisters who are twins, Fern and Rose. Fern has challenges, and Rose has always been there for her. Rose wants to have a baby, but has been unable to. What will Fern do for Rose? But as the story unfolds, who is really doing what to whom? I think this is Sally’s best book...and yes, it will be a Bookreporter.com Bets On selection. Then I read WHEN HARRY MET MINNIE, which is a lovely story about a dog lover in New York City who is looking for an older bull terrier, as hers has just passed away. She mentioned this to a friend, and he recommends that she meet a friend of his who has one. His friend is dying, and she is looking for a home for Harry. So Harry meets Minnie, and for these two it is love at first sight. The story of them and their owners is just lovely. Oh, and the dog lover from New York City is CBS correspondent Martha Teichner. She does a brilliant job of telling this story that captures both New York City and a love of dogs. You can see a wonderful piece about the book, and the story behind it, on "CBS Sunday Morning" here. By the way, this book is one of the prizes in our Valentine's Day feature. More on that later! We know that many of you enjoy listening to talks from authors and conversations about books. A number of you have asked if there is a list of book podcasts available. We are happy to share that there is now. LiveWriters has a collection of the most important podcasts about books, authors and publishing. They have a newsletter that you can sign up for here. And you may just recognize the podcaster that they interview for their next newsletter on Tuesday, February 9th. This was a BIG week for Kristin Hannah. Her highly anticipated new novel, THE FOUR WINDS, came out on Tuesday. It is February’s “Read with Jenna” Today Show Book Club pick, a LibraryReads Top Pick, an Indie Next pick and an upcoming Bets On selection. The following day, Netflix released the first season of “Firefly Lane,” which is based on Kristin’s 2008 book of the same name. It stars Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke as inseparable BFFs who support each other through good times and bad. By yesterday it was the number one show on Netflix in the United States and Canada. I already watched one episode, and it was so well done. It’s an enhanced version of the book. Heigl posted something interesting on her Instagram page. She did a side-by-side of herself and other cast members reading the book while the show that mirrored it unfolded on the screen beside her. You can see that here. Here’s a brief plot summary of THE FOUR WINDS: Texas, 1934. Millions are out of work, and a drought has broken the Great Plains. Farmers are fighting to keep their land and their livelihoods as the crops are failing, the water is drying up and dust threatens to bury them all. One of the darkest periods of the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl era, has arrived with a vengeance. In this uncertain and dangerous time, Elsa Martinelli --- like so many of her neighbors --- must make an agonizing choice: fight for the land she loves or go west, to California, in search of a better life. We have our review this week from Norah Piehl, who says, “Even if you think you have a good understanding of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl from your history classes, you are bound to learn something new about this period from THE FOUR WINDS…. The Martinellis’ story resonates with the plight of present-day migrants and refugees, and will give readers plenty of opportunity to reflect on current policies and politics around these issues. Beyond these big concerns, THE FOUR WINDS is also powerful on a much more intimate level, as the bittersweet story of a woman who has spent her whole life being invisible but finally finds her voice when it matters most.” Don’t miss my Bets On commentary in next week’s newsletter. Also, I will be interviewing Kristin for the Morristown Festival of Books @Home live virtual author event series on Saturday, February 20th. Ticket information is here. We have two “Bookreporter Talks To” interviews to share with you this week. First up is Sadeqa Johnson, whose new novel, YELLOW WIFE, is my latest Bets On selection and is this month’s pick for Simon & Schuster’s Book Club Favorites. This harrowing story follows an enslaved woman who is forced to barter love and freedom while living in the most infamous slave jail in Virginia. Sadeqa talked about her inspiration for writing the book, how she tackled the serious topics that are addressed here, the relationship that her children have with the novel, and how working with J. K. Rowling as her publicist helped pave the way for her career as an author. Click here to watch the video and here to listen to the podcast. Also, be sure to take a look at my Bets On commentary; our review, which we featured in last week’s newsletter; and the discussion guide, which we added to ReadingGroupGuides.com this week. My second interview is with Sharon Virts, whose debut novel, MASQUE OF HONOR, will be a Bets On pick and is our current Historical Fiction Author Spotlight title. In this coming-of-age tale set in early 19th-century America, two sons of the Virginia aristocracy risk it all to defend their dreams and determine their own destinies. We discussed what anchors us in history, such as ancient houses and long-forgotten relics. Since this is her first book, Sharon described her journey crafting the story and the editing that brought improvements to each draft. She also explained what she wants to share about women in her writing, which comes after years of running a company that had about 5,000 employees the day she sold it. Click here to watch the video and here to listen to the podcast. The book releases on Tuesday, and we will feature our review next week, followed by my Bets On commentary in the February 19th newsletter. You may remember Jane Harper's debut novel, THE DRY, which was a #1 international bestseller. In her fourth and latest novel, THE SURVIVORS, Jane introduces readers to Kieran Elliott, whose life changed forever when a reckless mistake led to devastating consequences. The guilt that still haunts him resurfaces during a visit with his young family to the small coastal community he once called home. When a body is discovered on the beach, long-held secrets threaten to emerge. Norah Piehl has this to say in her review: "Jane Harper has become something of a sensation in recent years. Her Australian-based mysteries combine tense, intricate plots with portraits of interesting and evocative places. Her latest novel, THE SURVIVORS, offers an equally compelling setting.... With its intriguing plot and strong Tasmanian setting, THE SURVIVORS should help cement Harper’s reputation as one of the most interesting Australian writers working today." I will be interviewing Jane next week; she's in Australia, so we were juggling times to make this work. We have reviewed all of John Hart’s books, so we’re excited to see that he’s back with a new novel, THE UNWILLING, his first in three years. Set in the South at the height of the Vietnam War, this thriller revolves around two brothers, Gibby and Jason, the latter of whom served in the war and spent time behind bars. Their day at the lake turns deadly when a woman is savagely murdered. Suspicion first turns to Jason, whose violent history does him no favors. But when another woman is kidnapped, the police also suspect Gibby. Determined to prove Jason innocent, Gibby must avoid the cops and dive deep into his brother's hidden life. Our reviewer Joe Hartlaub calls the book “a frightening coming-of-age tale highlighting the capability of both depravity and redemption of the human soul” and points out, “While the book is complete in itself, there are enough ends dangling at the conclusion that a sequel would be welcomed with open arms. What we have here is yet another embarrassment of riches from Hart’s seemingly unlimited basket of talents.” Other books we’re reviewing this week include THE RUSSIAN, the 13th installment in James Patterson and James O. Born’s series starring Detective Michael Bennett, whose wedding is crashed by a serial killer; GOOD NEIGHBORS, Sarah Langan’s literary noir in which a sudden tragedy exposes the depths of deception and damage in a Long Island suburb, pitting neighbor against neighbor and putting one family in terrible danger; and IDA B. THE QUEEN by Michelle Duster, which tells the awe-inspiring story of a pioneering woman who was often overlooked and underestimated --- a woman who refused to exit a train car meant for white passengers; a woman who brought to light the horrors of lynching in America; a woman who cofounded the NAACP. GOOD NEIGHBORS is this month’s Barnes & Noble Book Club pick. On Tuesday, March 2nd at 3pm ET, Sarah will be discussing her book live on B&N’s Facebook page. This past Tuesday, Julia Claiborne Johnson talked to author Julie Schumacher about her latest novel, BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME, which was January’s B&N selection. If you missed their conversation, you can watch it here. This is your last newsletter reminder to enter our Valentine’s Day contest, where you can win seven love-themed books for you or that special someone in your life. The prizes are MEET ME IN BOMBAY by Jenny Ashcroft, THE POWER COUPLE by Alex Berenson, THE RETURN by Nicholas Sparks, SHIPPED by Angie Hockman, THE SOULMATE EQUATION by Christina Lauren, TOKYO EVER AFTER by Emiko Jean, and the aforementioned WHEN HARRY MET MINNIE: A True Story of Love and Friendship by Martha Teichner. All you have to do is fill out this form by Friday, February 12th at noon ET. Please note that we’re awarding our winners advance copies of THE SOULMATE EQUATION and TOKYO EVER AFTER as both titles don’t release until May. In this week’s Winter Reading contests, we gave away the aforementioned THE SURVIVORS by Jane Harper, along with HOW THE ONE-ARMED SISTER SWEEPS HER HOUSE by Cherie Jones (this month’s “Good Morning America” Book Club pick), THE KINDEST LIE by Nancy Johnson (which we review this week), and THIS CLOSE TO OKAY by Leesa Cross-Smith. Next week’s prizes will be the aforementioned MASQUE OF HONOR by Sharon Virts, in addition to BLINK OF AN EYE by Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen, THE GIRL FROM THE CHANNEL ISLANDS by Jenny Lecoat, and THE VINEYARD AT PAINTED MOON by Susan Mallery. The first giveaway will go live on Monday, February 8th at noon ET. Our New in Paperback roundups for February are now up. We're featuring paperback reprints from such bestselling authors as John Grisham (CAMINO WINDS), Daniel Silva (THE ORDER), Michael Connelly (FAIR WARNING), Kathy Reichs (A CONSPIRACY OF BONES), Elin Hilderbrand (28 SUMMERS), and Ann Napolitano (DEAR EDWARD); nonfiction titles, including WHO IS ALEX TREBEK?: A Biography by Lisa Rogak and FACEBOOK: The Inside Story by Steven Levy; and paperback originals like LADIES OF THE HOUSE: A Modern Retelling of Sense and Sensibility by Lauren Edmondson and VALENTINO WILL DIE: The Adventures of Bianca Dangereuse by Donis Casey (we have a Q&A with Donis, which you can see here). Also, our Books on Screen feature has been updated. Along with the aforementioned “Firefly Lane” on Netflix, this month’s roundup includes the series premieres of "Beartown" on HBO Max and "The Black Church" on PBS; the series finale of "The Stand" on CBS All Access; the films Nomadland, French Exit, The World to Come and Cherry; the continuation of "Big Sky" on ABC, "American Gods" on Starz, and "A Discovery of Witches" on Sundance Now; and the DVD releases of The Informer and Let Him Go. We have a new Word of Mouth contest to tell you about. Let us know by Friday, February 19th at noon ET what books you’ve read, and you’ll have a chance to win THE PARIS LIBRARY by Janet Skeslien Charles (a #1 Indie Next pick and an upcoming Bets On selection; we will share my interview with Janet next week, along with our review) and SEND FOR ME by Lauren Fox (which Jenna Bush Hager selected as her second “Read with Jenna” Today Show Book Club pick for February). Be sure to check out our “Favorite Monthly Lists & Picks” feature for more February book club selections, along with the complete Indie Next and LibraryReads lists. For our latest poll, we have listed 25 titles releasing this month and are curious to know which, if any, you are looking forward to reading. Click here to cast your votes. Our previous poll asked which of 20 books releasing in paperback last month you have read or are planning to read. Here are your top five picks: THE DUTCH HOUSE by Ann Patchett (57%), THE LOST AND FOUND BOOKSHOP by Susan Wiggs (48%), BIG LIES IN A SMALL TOWN by Diane Chamberlain (38%), THE RED LOTUS by Chris Bohjalian (34%), and EIGHT PERFECT MURDERS by Peter Swanson (29%). Click here for all the results. The winners of the 2021 Andrew Carnegie Medals were announced this week. DEACON KING KONG by James McBride won the Fiction medal, while the Nonfiction medal was awarded to FATHOMS: The World in the Whale, by Rebecca Giggs. On Monday, March 1st, I will be moderating an event for Women’s History Month --- an Extravaganza --- with author guests Lauren Willig (BAND OF SISTERS), Marie Benedict (THE MYSTERY OF MRS. CHRISTIE), Kristin Harmel (THE BOOK OF LOST NAMES), and Vanessa Riley (ISLAND QUEEN). See details about how to get a ticket for this event, which will take place at 8pm ET, here. News & Pop Culture Reader Mail: Marilyn, the Grand Prize winner in our End-of-the-Year Contest, sent the photo that you see above, along with this note: “These wonderful books found a good home. Thanks so much. I can’t wait to cuddle up with them.” Lois wrote, "Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! I just received the three books I won in the End-of-the-Year Contest!!! I'm so excited." Anne wrote, "Thank you. Thank you. I received my books as one of the winners of your year-end contest. My daughter has already borrowed them to get first crack at reading them. Unfortunately I didn't get a picture of them before she absconded with them!!! I'm looking forward to reading them as soon as she returns them!" "Firefly Lane" on Netflix: I am hoping to binge watch it this weekend! "Yellowstone" on Peacock: Somehow I missed watching this show, probably because I have never turned on the Paramount Network. It was much easier when there were just three networks. Now I feel like every minute a new one is springing up for only $4.99 a month. That said, we enjoyed the first episode, which came for free, and are now figuring out how to watch the next few seasons. And today I learned that there will be a "Yellowstone" prequel at some point! Last Sunday, I made a Butternut, Orange and Sage Galette, which took most of the afternoon, but it was so worth it! It is one of those recipes where you need to read the entire thing in advance as everything takes 20-30 minutes, but all that time adds up! I froze a second crust for the next time I make a savory galette. I know, I sound soooooo fancy --- savory galette! On Sunday afternoon, I am doing a “What to Read Next” event virtually with the Bernardsville Public Library in New Jersey. I have been looking at lots of March and April titles for this presentation! I already am planning upcoming "Bookaccino Live" events! A reminder that our next "Bookaccino Live" program is this Wednesday, February 10th at 2pm ET; sign up here. I am pulling for Kansas City in the Super Bowl, but I really am rooting for pigs in a blanket, guacamole and queso! Also, I made a GREAT crab nachos recipe a couple of weeks ago that will be a repeat. Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans, forgive me! I think it should be a great game --- a real battle of the quarterbacks. More snow is on the way; it is easier to deal with now that we have the plow on the tractor. Memo to Husband: Do that in November! For two days we were snowed in, but then again, where did I have to go? Read on, and have a great week. Carol Fitzgerald (Carol@bookreporter.com)    Featured Review: THE FOUR WINDS by Kristin Hannah  THE FOUR WINDS by Kristin Hannah (Historical Fiction) - Click here to read more about the book. Click here to read our review. THE FOUR WINDS will be a Bookreporter.com Bets On pick. Featured Review: THE SURVIVORS by Jane Harper  THE SURVIVORS by Jane Harper (Mystery/Thriller) Click here to read our review. Don't miss Carol's "Bookreporter Talks To" interview Featured Review: THE UNWILLING by John Hart  THE UNWILLING by John Hart (Historical Thriller) - Click here to read more about the book. Click here to read our review. Featured Review: GOOD NEIGHBORS by Sarah Langan  GOOD NEIGHBORS by Sarah Langan (Psychological Thriller/Mystery) - Click here to read more about the book. Click here to read our review.  Bookreporter.com Bets On:  YELLOW WIFE by Sadeqa Johnson (Historical Fiction) The Master’s wife despises her for what she represents to her --- a dalliance by her husband. So when she has a moment to send Pheby away, she takes it and thrusts her into a very different world. - Click here to read more about the book. Click here to read more of Carol's commentary. Bookreporter.com's 16th Annual Valentine's Day Contest:  Valentine's Day is only a few heartbeats away. We can't think of a better way to celebrate this special day than to cuddle up with your loved one...and a good book, of course! We're giving five readers the chance to win six love-themed books in our 16th annual Valentine's Day contest. Be sure to enter between now and Friday, February 12th at noon ET for your opportunity to be a lucky (and beloved!) winner. If you're feeling frisky, share with us your all-time book character crush. Don't be shy, we've all got 'em! We'll post the top 10 literary loves and lusts --- along with the five winners --- shortly after the contest ends. This year's Valentine’s Day prize titles are:
Click here to enter the contest. Bookreporter.com's Seventh Annual  At Bookreporter.com, we are kicking off 2021 with our seventh annual Winter Reading Contests and Feature. On select days in January and February, we are hosting a series of 24-hour contests spotlighting a book releasing this winter and giving five lucky readers the chance to win it. We also are sending a special newsletter to announce the day's title, which you can sign up for here. Our next prize book will be announced on Monday, February 8th at noon ET. This year's contest titles are:
Click here to read all the contest details  Historical Fiction Author Spotlight:  MASQUE OF HONOR: A Historical Novel of the American South by Sharon Virts (Historical Fiction) When Armistead is challenged by corruption in the political machine and is denied a seat in the US Congress, the two become embroiled in a bitter dispute that sets in motion an irrevocable chain of events, leading them to the dueling grounds and an outcome that changes everything. Based on historical events of the 1819 Mason-McCarty duel, MASQUE OF HONOR is a story of courage, conviction and the cost of sacrificing one life to forge another. Click here to read more in our Historical Fiction Author Spotlight. Don't miss our review of the book in next week's newsletter    February’s New in Paperback Roundups February's roundup of New in Paperback fiction titles includes CAMINO WINDS, a follow-up to John Grisham's 2017 novel, CAMINO ISLAND, in which a murder in the midst of a hurricane might prove to be the perfect crime; THE ORDER, the 20th installment in Daniel Silva's riveting thriller series featuring art restorer and legendary spy Gabriel Allon; one of the most talked-about books of 2020, DEAR EDWARD, Ann Napolitano's novel about a 12-year-old boy who struggles with the worst kind of fame --- as the sole survivor of a notorious plane crash; MY DARK VANESSA, Kate Elizabeth Russell's debut novel that explores the psychological dynamics of the relationship between a precocious yet naïve teenage girl and her magnetic and manipulative teacher; and ALL THE WAYS WE SAID GOODBYE by Beatriz Williams, Lauren Willig and Karen White, a glorious historical adventure that moves from the dark days of two World Wars to the turbulent years of the 1960s, in which three women with bruised hearts find refuge at Paris’s legendary Ritz hotel. Among our nonfiction highlights are Lisa Rogak's WHO IS ALEX TREBEK?, the first biography of the much-loved game show host that celebrates the man who created a remarkable legacy that will live on in popular culture for generations to come; FACEBOOK: The Inside Story, Steven Levy's definitive history --- packed with untold stories --- of one of America’s most controversial and powerful companies; AMERICAN SHERLOCK, Kate Winkler Dawson's gripping historical true crime narrative that recounts the story of the birth of modern criminal investigation; WASHINGTON'S END, the astonishing true story of George Washington’s forgotten last years, as told by popular historian and former White House speechwriter Jonathan Horn; and SCRATCHED, in which acclaimed author Elizabeth Tallent explores her ferocious desire for perfection that has shaped her writing life, as well as her rich, dramatic and constantly surprising personal life. Find out what's New in Paperback for the weeks of    February’s Books on Screen Feature Here is a preview of this month's movies, TV shows and DVDs that are based on books. For a complete list of February's offerings, please click here.
French Exit The World to Come Nomadland
"Firefly Lane" "The Stand" (9-part limited series) "Beartown" (5-part limited series)
Let Him Go The Informer    From left to right: Michael Koryta, Janet Skeslien Charles, Sarah Langan Upcoming Virtual Book and Author Events As so many book and author events are happening online these days, we are highlighting a number of them that you may be interested in attending. Click on the links below for more info and to register. Tuesdays at 7:30pm ET: "Talking ETERNAL with Lisa Scottoline": Join Lisa Scottoline every Tuesday night at 7:30pm ET on Facebook as she premieres a new episode from her video series, "Behind the Book: Talking ETERNAL," which reveals behind-the-scenes looks at the inspirations of her upcoming historical fiction book, ETERNAL, releasing on March 23rd. And stay tuned because immediately following each video premiere, Lisa hosts a Facebook Live to talk about the video. Saturday, February 6th at 12pm ET: SuperBook II: A Virtual Adventure by the Book: Adventures by the Book presents the second annual Super Book Adventure! Three great teams of 12 superstar authors, captained by three superstar bookstagramers, will give book enthusiasts and reading fans the experience of a lifetime. Janet Skeslien Charles will be featured and will discuss her book, THE PARIS LIBRARY. Saturday, February 6th at 2pm ET: Murder By The Book Virtual Event: Michael Koryta will be in conversation with fellow New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown about his new thriller, NEVER FAR AWAY. Monday, February 8th at 7pm ET: Bookmarks Winter Book Club Social: Join Bookmarks for their quarterly book club gathering to learn about new books coming out soon, new releases and older book club favorites with Simon & Schuster Publishers. Bookmarks is thrilled to be joined by Sadeqa Johnson, author of YELLOW WIFE. Sadeqa will be in conversation with her editor, Lashanda Anakwah. Monday, February 8th at 7pm ET: Buxton Books Virtual Event: Buxton Books is happy to welcome John Hart for his new book, THE UNWILLING. John will be in conversation with Ace Atkins. Monday, February 8th at 7pm ET: Watermark Books & Café Virtual Event: Watermark Books & Café invites you to join bestselling authors Kristin Hannah and William Kent Krueger for a special in-conversation event! During the event, Kristin will be discussing her newest book, THE FOUR WINDS. Tuesday, February 9th at 7pm ET: Warwick's Virtual Event: This Couch Surfing Book Tour event features Sarah Pearse as she discusses her debut novel, THE SANATORIUM (this month's Reese's Book Club pick), in conversation with Liz Fenton and Lisa Steinke. Tuesday, February 9th at 8pm ET: The Poisoned Pen Bookstore Virtual Event: Michael Koryta will discuss his latest thriller, NEVER FAR AWAY, with fellow New York Times bestselling author Lee Child. Wednesday, February 10th at 2pm ET: "Bookaccino Live: A Lively Talk About Books": Carol Fitzgerald will present titles releasing between February 9th and March 2nd, along with a few from April, that she would like to get on your radar. Wednesday, February 10th at 7pm ET: "Friends and Fiction": The "Friends and Fiction" authors --- Mary Kay Andrews, Kristin Harmel, Kristy Woodson Harvey, Patti Callahan Henry and Mary Alice Monroe --- will talk books and writing. Thursday, February 11th at 3pm ET: The Poisoned Pen Bookstore Virtual Event: Janet Skeslien Charles will talk about her latest novel, THE PARIS LIBRARY, with special guest host Mark Pryor. Thursday, February 11th at 7:30pm ET: Run for Cover Bookstore Virtual Event: Join Run for Cover for a lively conversation between authors Sarah Langan and J. Ryan Stradal as Sarah's new book, GOOD NEIGHBORS (this month's Barnes & Noble Book Club pick), releases.   "Bookreporter Talks To" Videos & Podcasts “Bookreporter Talks To” is a video and podcast series that delivers a long-form, in-depth author interview every week. For years, Carol has moderated book festivals and author events around the country. But we know that readers often do not live where they can attend an author event. Our goal is to bring these author interviews to readers, wherever they may be. Watch on video, or listen as a podcast. (The podcasts include audio excerpts.) Here are our latest interviews:
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Click here for a complete list of our    More Reviews This WeekTHE RUSSIAN: A Detective Michael Bennett Thriller by James Patterson and James O. Born (Thriller) THE KINDEST LIE by Nancy Johnson (Fiction) IDA B. THE QUEEN: The Extraordinary Life and Legacy of Ida B. Wells by Michelle Duster (Biography) MILK FED by Melissa Broder (Fiction/Humor) FINLAY DONOVAN IS KILLING IT by Elle Cosimano (Mystery/Humor) THE SECRET LIFE OF DOROTHY SOAMES: A Memoir by Justine Cowan (Memoir) A HISTORY OF WHAT COMES NEXT: A Take Them to the Stars Novel by Sylvain Neuvel (Historical Thriller/Science Fiction) FAYE, FARAWAY by Helen Fisher (Fiction/Magical Realism) RUN FOR COVER by Michael Ledwidge (Mystery/Thriller) SLEEP WELL, MY LADY: An Emma Djan Investigation by Kwei Quartey (Mystery) THE FAMILY by Louise Jensen (Psychological Thriller) JOINT CUSTODY by Lauren Baratz-Logsted and Jackie Logsted (Romantic Comedy)   
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