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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 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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The Tao of Poison

by Peggy Kurkowski

A nascent warrior uses sex in a subversive manner in the piquing historical novel "The Tao of Poison". Isham Cook’s wild, erotic historical novel "The Tao of Poison" concerns a young woman with an odd physical condition. The White... Read More

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Part of the Solution

by Peggy Kurkowski

A moving love story transcends tragedy and time in "Part of the Solution", an irresistible mystery novel that evokes the counterculture. Sassy and soulful, Elana Michelson’s first-rate mystery novel "Part of the Solution" chronicles... Read More

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Fraud, Murder & Mayhem

by Peggy Kurkowski

A plucky trio pursues a treasure in the convivial thriller Fraud, Murder & Mayhem. In Ed Shiffman’s slow-burn thriller Fraud, Murder & Mayhem, a trio of adventure seekers follows a treasure map. At a California impound auction,... 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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