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When a series of bomb explosions hit on Memorial Day, Sabine flees Washington DC on foot and eventually finds safety at an abandoned farmhouse with other refugeesbut surrounded by chaos, and unable to remember her family or her last name, who can she trust

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Lawyer-turned-stay-at-home-mom Sarah Shaw is struggling to find a steady happiness after the death of her infant daughter, when she meets a young homeless mother and toddler she cant get out of her mind. Rescuing them becomes her missionone that takes her on a journey that may destroy whats left of her marriage.

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After twenty-four-year-old Kim falls in love with and marries fifty-six-year-old Vern, she quickly becomes pregnantonly to have their love tested by the ghosts of Verns past, his failing health, and the unexpected arrival of a troubled young boy.

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It's the 1960s, and teenager Martha Goldenthal just wants to do well at Berkeley High and apply to college--but how can she when her father is a raging batterer who disdains academia, and her mother is arguably worse When her mother abandons the family, Martha must stand up to her father to fulfill her vision of going to college.

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Linda Curtis was raised as a Jehovahs Witness and is an unquestioning true believer who has knocked on doors from the time she was nine years oldbut when she begins to have doubts as an adult, she eventually leaves the religion, losing her family and divorcing her Witness husband in the process.

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The opioid death of a young teen is a loss like no other, and while an ambitious attorney is determined to find justice, the family wants revenge. Tautly paced and well researched, this legal thriller pulls back the curtain on the world of both prescription opioids and street drugs like methamphetamine and fentanyl.

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Marilee Eaves has struggled her whole life to fit into her lineage--the long line of kings and queens of the secret elitist Mardi Gras societies that rule New Orleans--but when, as a student at Wellesley, she's hospitalized at McLean psychiatric hospital, she begins her journey to break free and stand on her own two feet.

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The sexual exploitation and abuse of young women is an increasing problem throughout the world. With metaphors of goddesses and sea creatures as guides; this inspiring book addresses the long term challenges faced by adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and exploitation and embarks upon a healing journey from within and reclamation of personal voice and power.

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If you take one very large, reclusive, and eccentric man who lives to eat, add one young woman fresh out of culinary school who lives to cook, and then stir in a love of musical comedy and fresh-brewed exotic tea, with just a hint of magic, will the result be a soufflor a charred, inedible mess

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Katherine, the Sky Queen, enjoys her highflying days as a stewardess during the emergence of the womens movement, but her Chippewa tribe ancestry beckons to herand when she finally responds to the lure of her bloodlines call, her life path is transformed in miraculous ways.

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In Tucson in the 1960s, drama students Caro and Peter are inseparable, but Caro ends up marrying someone else. Twenty years and three children later, with her marriage failing, Caro drops the kids off at summer camp and sets out on a road trip to find Peter, her creative spirit, and her true self.

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When Cook's husband is arrested for soliciting a minor male online, friends, loved ones, and even strangers swoop in to support her and her young sons--teaching her the true meaning of community.nity.

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In this series of interwoven stories, Glenda Goodrich chronicles her path toward healing through wilderness quests in the Pacific Northwest and Central California. Through her connection to nature, Goodrich rediscovers the importance of self-esteem, forgiveness, acceptance, and standing in her own truth.

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In ninth-century France, a handsome officer in the Kings army rescues preteen Isabel from an assault by a passing warrior. When the officer returns to her fathers estate several years later, sparks fly and emotions tangle.

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How do you disentangle yourself from generations of loss, abuse, and neglect This is the burning question that drove Linda Joy Myers to doggedly research her family historya journey that ultimately allowed her to break the chain of abandonment and abuse that was her legacy.

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Seven-year-old Sophia watches her mother leave their family home without a good-bye or explanationa mysterious departure that becomes her worry stone. Decades later, when she returns to Greece from her adopted home in America, she uncovers a family story she had never been told.

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A beautiful, powerful and lyrical collection of poetry that explores themes of identity, family, love, marriage, body image, and self-acceptance through the lens of a cross-cultural experience.

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In the grips of hopelessness, a grieving Mary Em Phillips vows to end it allbut her course changes when Mosely Albright, a black man from Chicagos South Side with an expansive, selfless personality, intrudes into her sorrows. Meanwhile, Mishigami, who sees a potential champion in Mary Em, continues to attempt to pull her into his waiting, watery depths.

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For twenty-nine-year-old wife and mother Alex Pearl, the post-Nixon 1970s offer suburban pot parties, tie-dyed fashions, and the lure of the open marriage her husband wants for the two of them. Yearning for greater adventure and intimacy, yet fearful of losing it all, Alex must determine the truth of love and fidelityat a pivotal point in an American marriage.