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What Remains Is Hope

by John M. Murray

"What Remains Is Hope" is an affecting historical novel about a Jewish family’s experiences of World War II. In Bonnie Suchman’s poignant historical novel "What Remains Is Hope", a Jewish family is shattered and reshaped by the rise... Read More

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Haggard House

by Peggy Kurkowski

In Elisabeth Rhoads’s brooding psychological thriller "Haggard House", a sheltered religious boy meets his free-spirited match, unlocking a door to the past where trauma and truth lie hidden. It is 1859 in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula,... Read More

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Eden's Clock

by Meg Nola

In Eden’s Clock, Norman Lock’s concluding stand-alone volume of The American Novels series, a Civil War veteran and clocksmith travels to San Francisco, arriving on the evening before the city’s massive 1906 earthquake. In 1905,... Read More

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Desert Rites

by Yelena Furman

The subsistence existences of those who contend with harsh environments and harsher government policies are the focus of the illuminating novel "Desert Rites". In Xuemo’s historical novel "Desert Rites", Chinese villagers struggle... Read More

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