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Sweeping Up Glass
by Carolyn Wall
I can't get no ..Satisfaction (8/10/2009)
I love great narratives and characters that ignite passion and a plot that is dappled with factual fiction and this book has all that...however, it comes up short. I do think that it was delivered hastily and could have...should have... delved deeper into its own story...more
The Last Secret: A Novel
by Mary McGarry Morris
....breathe deep ,the gathering gloom.... (5/2/2009)
This novel is a masterpiece of dialogue ... At this point in time I was loathe to read anything that would remind me of the turbulent times of modern day American society but Ms. Morris's intricate use of inter-character banter and her way of giving voice to the innermostmore
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