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The Last Russian Doll
by Kristen Loesch
The Last Russian Doll (10/24/2022)
Spanning three generations, "The Last Russian Doll" beautifully encapsulates the story of one Russian family during the Soviet Era in what is perhaps the most remarkable novel ever written about the period. Utilizing dual timelines, the author masterfully weaves forwardmore
Mercury Pictures Presents: A Novel
by Anthony Marra
An Exquisite Wartime Tale (9/2/2022)
“Mercury Pictures Presents” is a magnificent tribute to the immigrant community and their contributions to the nation’s war propaganda efforts in Hollywood during the 1940s. The cast of characters include architects, poets, actors, carpenters, screenwriters, as well as amore
River Sing Me Home
by Eleanor Shearer
A Literary Triumph (8/31/2022)
What begins as a terrifying run through a dark tropical forest ultimately transforms into an island-hopping journey throughout the Caribbean as Rachel, a runaway, searches desperately for the five children slavery had stolen from her. With no idea where they may be, or ifmore
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