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The Book of Life
Viking, July 2014 Deborah Harkness returns with the final novel in the All Souls Trilogy. The Book of Life begins with Diana and Matthew’s return to Sept-Tours, Matthew’s ancestral home. Harkness...
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Rooms: A Novel
Ecco, September 2014 People, Caroline thought, were like houses. They could open their doors. You could walk through their rooms and touch the objects hidden in their corners. But something—the...
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Leaving Time
Ballantine Books, available October 14, 2014 It’s no small feat, finishing a journey…But no one ever mentions that once you get there, you still have to turn around and head all the way home. Jenna...
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The Bone Clocks
David Mitchell’s The Bone Clocks begins in 1984 with sixteen-year-old Holly Sykes running away from home in a fit of rage over her mother’s refusal to let her move in with a man she loves and then...
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Slade House
At least once in every reader’s life a book comes along where they think ‘I wish the author had written more about that.’ For fans of David Mitchell that wish often comes true, thanks to his ability...
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The Fifth Petal: A Novel
I carry no weight, no worth, no influence. I represent nothing. I do not exist…But remember this as you flee: You brought me into existence. I am not the cause, I am merely the effect. The Fifth...
View ArticleThe Broken Girls: A Novel
She made herself keep her gaze forward. To look back would be to tempt it. If she only looked forward, it would stay away. You know how sometimes there are places that feel wrong? Idlewild Hall in...
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I was going to call today and Wednesday’s posts ‘The Saints that Saved My Reading’, but decided my odd sense of humor might not translate well. You see, I’ve been experiencing Goldilocks...
View ArticleThe Book of Cold Cases
Shea leads a constricted life. It’s her only choice after a terrifying childhood incident that shattered any belief she might have had in security. It also placed her at the nexus of a murder, not as a...
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