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From the author of The Geometry of Love, a Booklist Top Ten Women's Fiction Title, comes Nothing Forgotten, a deeply moving literary novel about a mother's regret, a quest for self-forgiveness, and love transcending time.

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Odile is a 23-year-old art school dropout, a minor vandal, and a hopeless dreamer. Jack is a 25-year-old shirker who's most happy capturing the endless noises of the city on his out-of-date tape recorder. Together they decide to start their own art movement in defiance of a contemporary culture made dull by both the tedious and the obvious.

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When Joss's husband, Phil, sustains a head injury in a fire, Phil maintains he no longer recognizes Joss and calls her an imposter. Is his injury the opportunity Joss needs to check out of their marriage

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In the seaside town of Bantry in the west of Ireland, the ODonovans struggle with the humiliation and poverty of living under a colonial power until events impel them to turn their backs on Ireland and set out for America.

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A seldom-glimpsed perspective on Middle Eastern combat that expands our understanding of the war novel.

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When Erin loses her husband on September 11, she thinks her life is lost, too. She surrenders to fate by diving into a self-destructive cocktail of grief, guilt, and substance abuse. But when the road to destiny presents a twist, she realizes she has one more chance to decide whether marriage means forever, or if theres life after happily ever after.

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In the wake of a devastating family loss, each of the adult Mathers sistersCatherine, Anne, and Jessicamust reevaluate her relationships, her purpose, and her worth.

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Academy Award-winning actor-turned-author Hackman evokes the late 19th century in his latest Western novel following 17-year-old Jubal Young's quest to avenge his murdered family. Original.

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A contemporary pastoral novel about a young girl trying to understand the disappearance of her beloved mother.

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Peregrine Island delves into the mystery behind an heirloom painting and what it reveals about the clashing relationships within a troubled family.

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A comedy that brings to vivid life the ups and downs of a community in which everyone knows - and usually disapproves of - what everyone else is doing.

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The Pipers of Piper's Hill, later known as Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill, was first serialised in the Australasian in 1888 and published in many editions in the 1890s.

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"A hardcover edition of this book was published in 2008 by HarperCollins Publishers."

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Middle-aged Lily impulsively joins a touring folk-rock band, leaving her job and marriage behind in an attempt to find a second chance at life, passion, and art.

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A lesbian couple attempts to escape the secrets of their past in this novel reminiscent of Rachel Cusk.

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A novel reminiscent of the works of Herman Koch and Rachel Cusk, in which a lesbian couple attempts to escape the secrets of their pasts.

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Its 1942. Cynical about her missing-in-action former lover's patriotism, gossip columnist Jane Benjamin aims for a national byline, volunteering to find a picture-perfect Wendy-the-Welder poster girl; but when two top choices die, Jane must choose between personal ambition and service before the murderer kills another girland Americas best chance of winning the war.

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Tara, an immigrant woman in the American South, is trapped in a loveless, abusive arranged marriage, until she discovers self-love-a powerful force that gives her the courage to find herself and to confront a cruel, victim-blaming, patriarchal culture.

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Elizabeth yearns to be fully seen-by Richard, the charismatic photographer who offers her a chance at the kind of embodied knowledge she's never had. A chance to be like her beloved Georgia O'Keeffe. She didn't say she wanted to be seen by the whole damn world.

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After fleeing England and her ill-fated love for the Christian knight Ivanhoe, the Jewess Rebecca builds a new life as a physician in thirteenth-century Salerno. When a rabbi is falsely accused of murdering a crusader, she throws herself into pursuing justice and protecting the Jewish community.