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In affairs of the heart, how far can family loyalties be stretched before they snap

When Laurie Vale receives a phone call out of the blue from an aunt she never knew existed, she soon discovers that everything she ever believed about her family is a lie.

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Its 1969. Fiona, a brilliant, beautiful art student, struggles to find herself as she lives through the dramatic events of her time: sex, drugs, and rock n roll, the first draft lottery since World War II, the Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam, the Kent State shootings, and more.

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In 1967, escape artist Fay Stonewell leaves her disabled teenage son, Dickie, with her sadistic boyfriend and heads to Vietnam to entertain the troops in Vietnamonly to discover that the gig isnt the career advancement she was promised. Meanwhile, back home, Dickie flees from an act of violencebut the farther he runs, the tighter the past clings to him.

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Ursula comes to Minneapolis from Germany in 1947 hoping for a new start with her American GI husbandbut the American dream proves more elusive than she imagined it to be.

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Just as a soon-to-be divorced woman commits to reviving both her career and love life, a conniving woman from her husbands past forces her to protect and defend what is legally and rightfully hers.

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From a crowded Asian city to a small South Pacific island, an expatriate wife chases her hope for a child of her own.

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Shelley Ilillouette attempts to escape her disastrous life in San Francisco, only to fall into a comically bewildering world of mystery, adventure, and romance in the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga.

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Stories of urban Los Angeles colored by the mythic imagery of Shakespeare and Grimm's fairy tales.

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Lucas Connollys best friend and first love Jamie died during World War I; a decade later, Lucas is still riddled with guilt over his role in his passing. But its only when a specter that looks and sounds exactly like Jamie begins to haunt him that Lucas finally forces himself to reckon with his pasteven though doing so may destroy his tenuous hold on sanity.

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The final novel in Katharine Susannah Prichard's stirring saga about the lives of a remarkable woman and her family during the gold rush in Western Australia.

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In the tradition of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Snow Falling on Cedars," Revoyr's new novel examines the effects of change on a small, isolated town, the strengths and limits of community, and the sometimes conflicting loyalties of family and justice.

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A story of an Australian screenwriter in quest of her past as she returns to Israel, the land of her birth.

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A divorced mother of two gets an app on her phone that lets her be in more than one place at the same time.

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The second powerful and heart-rending novel, set in 80s Glasgow, from Douglas Stuart, Booker Prize- and British Book Award-winning author of Shuggie Bain.

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A thrilling collection of stories that deal with transition and transformation. In these riveting stories, characters deal with crises of body and spirit. They find themselves caught between order and chaos, and must face the need to change or be trapped.

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My life is about to begin. This is the only thought in Irene's head the day she marries a War veteran. But Irene is restless and rebellious, bored by her life as a farmer's wife. As they raise children and crops and dream of other lives, the tension between them builds. Meanwhile Girlie, their daughter, is hatching her own escape plans.

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In a land where summers can last decades and winters a lifetime, trouble is brewing. The cold is returning, and sinister forces are massing beyond the kingdom's protective Wall.

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Spooky, thoroughly original and hauntingly written, A Guide for Murdered Children is a psychological thriller and an otherworldly surprise.