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My Jane Austen Summer: A Season in Mansfield Park
by Cindy Jones
Escape to the English countryside with Jane Austen! (2/14/2011)
This is a delicious novel for Jane Austen fans who just can’t get enough Jane. Lilly has plenty of reasons to run away from her miserable life in Texas. What better way to escape her troubles than to spend the summer in the English countryside reenacting her beloved Janemore
Solomon's Oak: A Novel
by Jo-Ann Mapson
Soloman's Oak by Jo-Ann Mapson (11/15/2010)
Jo-Ann Mapson has a talent for creating fascinating, down-to-earth characters you connect with right from the beginning and who you want to follow to the end to see how their story plays out. I’ve read several of her books and in my opinion this is one of her best. Themore
The Map of True Places
by Brunonia Barry
The Map of True Places (5/3/2010)
I liked Barry’s first novel, The Lace Reader, so I was excited to read her latest. This one also takes place in and around the Salem area and even references some of the characters from the first novel. Barry does an excellent job creating an environment and making you feelmore
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