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The Divorcees
by Rowan Beaird
The Divorcees (11/6/2023)
This book is fascinating. A group of very diverse come together at a "Divorce Ranch" in the early 1950s. They must spend six weeks in Reno, NV to obtain a divorce. These women, who have used to living with a husband are adjusting to living together as well as the housemore
The Continental Affair: A Novel
by Christine Mangan
The Continental Affair (7/13/2023)
This book is really two stories. One was the story of Henry a Louise and what is each one's real story and what drives each one in addition to the stolen money.
each one in their journey across Europe. The second story is a beautifully written travelogue of the cities they visited.
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