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When the Nazis invade her country, Rachel Klein is just a normal teenager in love but becomes a secret courier for the underground. Relentless dangers eventually force her and her parents to hide in a dank basement, where much is revealed.

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Starvation. Desperation. Madness. Shadowing the Donner Party as they trek west on the Oregon-California Trail, Answer Creek chronicles one young woman's descent into depravity as she risks everything-values, faith, reputation, and every last coin sewn into the hem of her skirt-for the mirage of a better life in California.

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When a brash and beautiful American newspaper reporter, Lily Nordby, falls into a forbidden love affair with Tokido Okamura, a sophisticated Japanese diplomat whom she suspects is a spy, at the Golden Gate International Exposition, a brilliant Mayan art scholar, Woodrow Packard, tries to save her.

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A decade of unthinkable hardships in the shadow of the mill has shattered Janos and Karina Kovacs American dream. Pittsburghs thriving steel industry has not kept its promise of prosperityand now Karinas unraveling sanity threatens her familys future.

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When Napoleons army enters the sleepy port city of Ancona, Italy, livesincluding those of a Jewish girl torn between love and duty, a dashing French cavalryman, a devoutly Catholic housewife, a brave Jewish soldier, and of course, Napoleon himselfare changed forever.

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Vividly set against the backdrop of 19th century India and the British-owned sugarcane plantations of Natal, written with great tenderness and lyricism, Children of Sugarcane paints an intimate and wrenching picture of indenture told from a woman's perspective.

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Emilia Bassano Lanyerpoor, beautiful, and intelligent, born to a family of Court musicians and secret Jews, lover to Shakespeare and mistress to an older noblemansurvives to become a published poet in an era when most womens lives are rigidly circumscribed.

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From the violent, bawdy colonial past comes a tale of lust and adventure.

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Louisiana, 1969. Colleen, a white northern teacher, enters into the unfamiliar culture of a small southern town and its unwritten rules as the town surrenders to mandated school integration. Frank, a black high school football player, protects his family with a secret. Can Evelyn, a prized member of the black community, put aside her distrust and value Colleens unproven efforts

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Award-winning novelist Bernice McFadden's highly anticipated new historical novel set amidst the Harlem Renaissance.

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Klara Philipsborn has just side-stepped the rise of Nazism in Berlin for a promising job in Madrid when a fascist military coup draws her into a war that calls her to volunteer her skills as a nurse and translator, a war in which decisions of the heart, and of her very identity, may cost her more than she signed up for.

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Set in Eastern Europe in the first half of the twentieth century and culminating in contemporary Israel and Palestine, Light Radiance Splendor shows how three generations of the Hebrew Goddess Shekinahs devoted mission keepers grapple with betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption.

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A fictionalized account of a real-life rivalry between two sisters who crave wealth, fame, and travel at a time when women are expected to be content with a humble home life: May and Louisa Alcott.

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In this second book of the Midnight Series, Alix makes an unexpected friendand finds herself the target of shadows from her past.

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A tale of multigenerational love, hate, sex, faith, and resilience, Moon Water is the standalone sequel to Webbers best-selling first novel, The Wiregrass.

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Elisha is a thirteen-year-old unmarried girl living in Ancient Palestine. She is different from her tribe: she composes and sings her own songs; she talks to an angel; she tells other women to stand up for themselves. How can she exist in her society where women have only one choice-marry and have children

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A novel of unforgettable characters about two brothers who emigrate out of Russia to escape anti-Semitismone to America and one to IsraelOdessa, Odessa gives readers a great story for our time: a younger generation discovering their lost heritage and reuniting a family.

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