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The Lady of the Cliffs

by Karen Rigby

In the sumptuous and atmospheric historical novel "The Lady of the Cliffs", the past has far-reaching consequences for a woman coming into her destiny. Vengeance and the resolve to stop further harm drive teenage cousins in Rebecca... Read More

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Motherlands

by Peggy Kurkowski

A troubled mother-daughter relationship is at the center of the detailed historical novel "Motherlands". A Hungarian girl travels to the US to reunite with her mysterious mother in Dennis Andrulis’s historical novel "Motherlands". In... Read More

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Deli’s Pickle

by Karen Rigby

"Deli’s Pickle" is a sweet fable about the value of being considerate to others. A petulant mouse has a risky encounter with humans and learns the virtue of kindness in Karen Carmack Clinton’s encouraging chapter book "Deli’s... Read More

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Never Outmatched

by Joseph S. Pete

The tactics used toward success in historical military battles are translated into leadership lessons in the business guide "Never Outmatched". Army officer and business executive Lee Pepper’s tactical business book "Never Outmatched"... Read More

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Feel Me

by Michele Sharpe

"Feel Me" is a quite personal collection of poetry and art that records steps toward healing from trauma. In Aily Carranza’s exuberant poetry collection "Feel Me", poems and artwork are therapeutic modalities for healing. Using poetry... Read More

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The Good Daughters

by Michelle Anne Schingler

British suffragettes fight for women’s equality in Brigitte Dale’s gripping historical novel "The Good Daughters". In 1912, after compromising her “virtue” in secret, Charlotte heads to Cambridge to study at England’s first... Read More

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