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The Dumb Class Genre: Historical Fiction If Grease was a rather lighthearted view of the local hoody kids in the nineteen fifties-sixties era, The Dumb Class is a dark-humored, irreverent look at those bygone days. It is funny, poignant and a page-turner from start to finish. The Dumb Class tells about the desires, fears and joys of baby boomer teenagers finding their way along as they deal with the world of parents, siblings, neighbors, teachers, businessmen, doctors, and, of course, the police… Was: |
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To Abandon Rome, AD 593 Genre: Historical Fiction AD 593. Amid the crumbling grandeur of Christian Rome a good man opposes both Archdeacon and Pope. He stands against them as a bulwark for the common people. Was: |
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A Man Called Smith Genre: Historical Fiction A battle-scarred father. A disillusioned daughter. Can a grieving widower rebuild his splintered family to find peace at last? Was: |
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CROSSWORD Genre: Historical Fiction A fictional novel, expanded from a true event and incorporating both historic and fictional characters, this story takes you on a wild ride from the United States to Norway to Switzerland and on to Germany. Suspense, action and mystery are all present in this novel of espionage, endurance, bravery and betrayal… Was: |
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Fog Coast Runaway Genre: Historical Fiction To escape her dangerous family, Was: |
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The Midnight Midwife Genre: Historical Fiction Out of love, a mother hides her child’s differences from the world. Was: |
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The Secret Life of Mrs. London Genre: Historical Fiction The Love Triangle Between Houdini, Jack London and his wife, Charmian.San Francisco, 1915. As America teeters on the brink of world war, Charmian and her husband, famed novelist Jack London, wrestle with genius and desire, politics and marital competitiveness. Charmian longs to be viewed as an equal partner who put her own career on hold to support her husband, but Jack doesn’t see it that way…until Charmian is pulled from the audience during a magic show by escape artist Harry Houdini, a man enmeshed in his own complicated marriage… Was: |
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Lady Charlotte’s Dilemma Genre: Historical Fiction What is a well-brought up young lady to do when she finds herself becoming a vampyre? Lady Charlotte Chalmers obeys her Mama, reads her Bible and abides by the strict rules of polite society. But a girl needs to eat. And that is Lady Charlotte’s dilemma. Was: |
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Truncate Genre: Historical Fiction A unique Victorian era suspense story heightened with a touch of mystery and romance. The focus rests on the efforts of the unwitting protagonist to thwart attempts on his life instead of the usual ace detective or the latent genius of an amateur sleuth so typical of the genre. The plot centers on the survival of an unsuspecting member of the rising London commercial gentry toward the end of the nineteenth century… Was: |
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Western Apprehension Genre: Historical Fiction In the southwest edge of the Great Plains in 1886, veteran US Marshal, Ben Corrigan, is on his way to the town of Iron Horse Junction to escort a jailed murderer, Frank Jameson, to Santa Fe in the territory of New Mexico for trial. Frank gun downed the town’s deputy sheriff while the deputy attempted to arrest him for killing a cattle buyer in a saloon brawl… Was: |
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Becoming Carlotta: A Biographical Novel Genre: Historical Fiction Hazel Tharsing was born in California in 1888. Intensely shy, she learned to meet the world as the glamorous actress Carlotta Monterey, by far the greatest acting role of her twenty-year career. Counted among the most beautiful women in America, she married a British aristocrat in London, the twenty-year-old son of her mother’s lover in San Francisco, a famous artist in New York, and America’s greatest playwright, Eugene O’Neill… Was: |
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Henrietta Jones: The boy with the broken nose Genre: Historical Fiction The first Henrietta Jones had a daughter, and she has grown up to be more extreme and full of the devil than anyone else in 1895 Victorian London. Was: |
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Red Creek Genre: Historical Fiction The 1960s . . . America in flux . . . cultural and political divisions . . . racial conflict . . . the physical landscape itself is changing as suburbs spread across the countryside. Was: |