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Gone Girl: A Novel
by Gillian Flynn
What a Page-Turner! (9/7/2012)
I couldn't put this down...a great psychological thriller while at the same time a pretty darn accurate portrayal of the complexities of marriage and male/female relationships. Does anyone really know anyone? Great book! I finished it and immediately went looking for othermore
The House of Gentle Men
by Kathy Hepinstall
A Stunning Book (7/17/2012)
This book reads like a mythological story or fairy tale, almost, with its gentle prose and thoughtful characters. What an incredible story, and how delicious to follow the inter-related characters to their stunning conclusions! This book speaks of unspeakable horrors butmore
Blue Asylum: A Novel
by Kathy Hepinstall
Mesmerizing! (6/15/2012)
One of the best books I have ever read! It is gentle yet powerful, speaking to the heart as well as to the imagination. A tragedy that is lined with hope, and injustices followed by redemption. I loved the character development and the ability to portray the gentleness inmore
The Kitchen House: A Novel
by Kathleen Grissom
Harshness of Slavery (6/13/2012)
I don't think anyone can read this book carefully without taking away a feeling of shame for the treatment of slaves on American plantations in the late 1700's. There is an undertone of harshness and cruelty, coupled with blind widespread acceptance of the horrid reality ofmore
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