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Remedy

by James Burt

At turns humorous and heartbreaking, this novel follows one man’s search for the cure to all of life’s problems. When a middle-aged California businessman realizes how tough the modern world is for him, he resorts to new,... Read More

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Lamentation

by Lee Polevoi

Cliffhangers and a small town that “rings true” propel this literary crime thriller. In order to ring true, novels set in small towns should capture something of the local citizenry’s provincial mindset, that sense of “us vs.... Read More

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One Lucky Fool

by James Burt

This page-turner delves into the psyche of its main character, offering both humor and insight into Southern life. When a disturbed former veteran, William “Rooster” Brown, accidentally foils a robbery in 1950s Texas, his life takes... Read More

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A Foolish Consistency

by Margaret Fedder

Weir takes a traditional romance to the next level by not glossing over the delicate choices involved in starting over at love and commitment. In "A Foolish Consistency" by Andrea Weir, recent divorcée Callie Winwood unexpectedly... Read More

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Soleil, Too!

by Karen Rigby

An action-packed international crime novel, this sequel will get your pulse racing. Russian diamonds, a Hong Kong crime duo, Canadian sisters plagued by gunfire—Larry Bonner’s second novel in his Soleil Tangiere series, "Soleil,... Read More

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Gilgamesh

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Davis offers an intriguing, provocative translation of an ancient hero’s tale. Gerald J. Davis, whose previous work includes translations of Beowulf and Don Quixote, returns with an approachable take on a tale that predates the Bible.... Read More

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