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Peggy Kurkowski

Peggy is a professional copywriter for a higher education IT nonprofit association by day and major history nerd and book reviewer at night. In addition to BookBrowse, she writes for multiple book review publications, including Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Historical Novels Review, Shelf Awareness, Foreward, Independent Book Review, and theWashington Independent Review of Books . She hosts her own YouTube channel, The History Shelf, where she features and reviews history books (new and old), as well as a variety of fiction.

Books reviewed by Peggy Kurkowski

The Sequel (11/06/24)
Kent State (09/18/24)
Holy City (07/17/24)
The Ascent (02/21/24)
The Coming Wave (11/01/23)
Wifedom (09/06/23)
On Savage Shores (03/01/23)
The Grimkes (01/18/23)
The Recruit (07/13/22)
Elektra (06/08/22)
The Vortex (04/20/22)
The Amur River (11/03/21)
Lean Fall Stand (10/06/21)
Lightning Strike (10/06/21)
The Plot (05/19/21)
Magdalena (09/16/20)
Yellow Bird (04/08/20)
The Sacrament (01/22/20)
Edison (10/30/19)

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    From the New York Times bestselling author, a novel about a family's secret ties to a vanished American Kingdom.

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