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Favorite Daughters Elyse Gibbons is out of her depth when, as an undergrad at Columbia, she’s befriended by campus superstars Aubrey Adam-Drake and Marina Hunt. While Aubrey’s grandfather is a former U.S. president and Marina’s dad is a notorious mob lawyer, Elyse was raised in Pennsylvania by a single mother/language professor who made Elyse learn Chinese for allowance money. As her high-profile life evolves, Elyse must use the strength and perseverance she gained from her humble roots, even while joining ranks with the powerful and elite. Then, handsome and enigmatic Finn joins the three friends to form a tightly knit group of four, and life becomes even more complicated. Was: |
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You Can’t Blame the Flower Genre: Women’s Fiction Introverted young attorney Lilyanna Rivers knew one day she would return to Whimser—the mysterious mansion in the middle-of-nowhere, Texas, where flowers don’t grow. She didn’t know her return would be with a select group of her corporate colleagues to quarantine at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic… Was: |
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Love Among the Recipes Genre: Women’s Fiction “Loaded with wit and charm, … [t]his fabulous jaunt through the City of Lights will leave readers breathless and longing for more from Cram.” – Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) Was: |
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Beating the Lie Genre: Women’s Fiction A family living in an affluent neighborhood. A husband’s lies and darkest secrets are revealed. A woman’s powerful reaction. Was: |
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When We Talk Genre: Women’s Fiction Lucy was born and bred in Chicago. She lives and breathes it. So when her husband convinces her to move back to his hometown in Michigan she doesn’t realize what she’s agreeing to. As her daughter starts Kindergarten Lucy’s world should be opening up. Instead she finds herself floundering… Was: |
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ANTILLIA Genre: Women’s Fiction “If novels are gems, ANTILLIA is a sapphire–sparkling and multifaceted, with clear blue depths that lure the reader in, captive and enthralled to the very end.” —Mary Akers, author, BONES OF AN INLAND SEA Was: |
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Hidden in the Writer’s Room Genre: Women’s Fiction When an LA accountant is cast as the snarky narrator for a new TV comedy, it’s like a dream come true… Was: |
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Light of Or’Dre Crystal Genre: Women’s Fiction “My name is Crystal. I’m a loving, hard-working mother from Miami, Florida. I’m sharing my story on how my earthly life was over in one day, a day I planned to give my youngest an exciting birthday party, but ended up a horrific disaster. Instead of cake and ice cream, we found ourselves on a trip to a planet called Lamarea… Was: |
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Three Angry Women And A Baby Genre: Women’s Fiction Shell-shocked from a night of everlasting labour, Sheryl cannot muster a “coo” let alone feel anything. Will she find her maternal mojo again? Was: |
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The Opposite of Addie Genre: Women’s Fiction Addie has a big secret she’s kept from Jake for 12 lonely years… Was: |
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A Fresh Hell Genre: Women’s Fiction Rikki Greene is thankful for everything she has—a satisfying career as a Hollywood movie publicist, good friends who are more like family, a sense of humor that comes in handy in a business where you never have to grow up, Moppet, her four-legged BFF, who shares her passion for McDonald’s vanilla soft serve, and a budding friendship with Hollywood tough guy actor Jake Stanley that maybe, just maybe, could blossom into a romance… Was: |
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Little Tea Genre: Women’s Fiction One phone call from Renny to come home and “see about” the capricious Ava and Celia Wakefield decides to overlook her distressful past in the name of friendship. For three reflective days at Renny’s lake house in Heber Springs, Arkansas, the three childhood friends reunite and examine life, love, marriage, and the ties that bind, even though Celia’s personal story has yet to be healed… Was: |