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The Gypsy Moth Summer
by Julia Fierro
The Gypsy Moth Summer (5/1/2017)
Julia Fierro is a wonderful writer. The book just flows along and takes you with it. All of the characters are so vividly described that even if they only have a minor role they are well-fleshed out. She has woven several story lines together, each one as intense andmore
The Fifth Petal: A Novel
by Brunonia Barry
The Fifth Petal (2/13/2017)
Excellent!. Thank you BookBrowse for my copy!! Bruonia Barry wrote The Lace Reader ten years ago. A wonderful, suspenseful book set in contemporary Salem, Mass. Fifth Petal is the sequel, totally worth the wait. I will only tell you the basics, so as not to ruin the bookmore
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