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Marianne

by Vivian Turnbull

A heart is healed, and a future forged, amid the bustling gossip and drama of English society in the charming Jane Austen–inspired novel "Marianne". Set in Regency-era England, Alice McVeigh’s delectable romance novel "Marianne" is... Read More

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What Was Forbidden

by Michele Sharpe

In Jonathan Bockian’s captivating historical novel "What Was Forbidden", a skeptic is murdered, his sister tries to bring his killer to justice, and a community is changed forever. In seventeenth-century Venice in the Jewish ghetto,... Read More

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Canticle

by Peggy Kurkowski

In Janet Richard Edwards’s luminous, mesmerizing historical novel "Canticle", a thirteenth-century saint-in-the-making has her faith fostered by a community of women. As a teenager on her family farm, Aleys lives to pray and teaches... Read More

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The World That We Are

by Meg Nola

Andrew Furman’s wondrous novel "The World That We Are" connects young Henry David Thoreau with a contemporary college professor. In 1837, twenty-year-old Thoreau resigns from his position as a schoolteacher after his superiors insist... Read More

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The Book of Judges

by Peggy Kurkowski

An intriguing thriller that follows consequential judges through the centuries, "The Book of Judges" rests on exciting conspiracies. A mysterious, world-shattering secret relating to historical judges across millennia initiates a... Read More

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