Tag: Atria
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THE FAMILY PLOT by MEGAN COLLINS
Author of The Winter Sister and Behind The Red Door is back with another twisty, shocking thriller! Twenty-six- year-old Dahlia Lighthouse is returning to her family home. A place she hasn’t been back to for years. Taking the ferry across to the island she was raised on with her twin brother Andy and much older…
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INVISIBLE GIRL by LISA JEWELL
Twisty, Suspenseful, with a lot of psychological suspense. There are three points of view in this exciting book. Saffyre Maddox is one. When she was ten she suffered something horrible. This is a dark part. Abuse, rape, dark themes here. She is on the outside of life. Lonely, odd, and living with a huge…
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The Forgotten Kingdom (The Lost Queen Trilogy #2) by Signe Pike
Second, in the series it is now AD 573 and Languoreth is in lockdown while her husband and his brother go off to raid and murder her brother, lover and even her child. But what of the child she let her brother take with him to teach her the ways of a Wisdom Keeper. Angharad…
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behind the red door by Megan Collins
From the author of The Winter Sister, comes this psychological thriller that seriously messed with my head! Fern had an unorthodox upbringing to say the least! There are gaps in her memory and one day watching the news she sees a story about Astrid Sullivan, 34, and missing. But this isn’t the first time she…
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THE DOLL FACTORY by ELIZABETH MACNEAL
A beautifully written historical fiction novel. The authors’ descriptive style was so well done I could almost smell the stench of London in 1850. It was not an idealized version of the time nor the place. It was real and raw and sometimes hard to read, and I appreciated that. Life was hard. Things weren’t…
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WE ARE ALL GOOD PEOPLE HERE by SUSAN REBECCA WHITE
From the days of JFK to the early days of Clinton, this story of two young women growing up and becoming adults during a tumultuous time in our history. Coming from totally different backgrounds, Eve and Daniella, meet at school and are soon finding a sense of belonging while also having their eyes opened to…
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ONCE UPON A RIVER BY DIANE SETTERFIELD
From the author of The Thirteenth Tale comes this offering from Setterfield. In a small village on the Thames folks gather at the local pub to tell stories. And what storytellers they are. As they are warming themselves and having a drink or two the doors burst open and a monstrous looking fellow with a…
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THE CLOCKMAKER’S DAUGHTER by KATE MORTON
My real name, no one remembers. The truth about that summer, no one else knows. The summer of 1862, Edward Radcliffe convinces a rather bohemian group of artists to spend a month at the secluded Birchwood Manor. Supposedly they will be spending the time focusing on just their art. Being inspired, finding their muse. But…
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Boys Keep Swinging: A Memoir by Jake Shears
In the bestselling tradition of Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run, Patti Smith’s Just Kids, and Carrie Brownstein’s Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl, the lead singer of the multiplatinum-selling band Scissor Sisters explores his evolution as a young artist: coming of age in the Pacific Northwest and Arizona, his entry into New York City’s electrifying, ever-changing music scene,…
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Springtime at the Cider Kitchen by Fay Keenan (Little Somersby #2)
Caroline Hemingway can’t help but feel a little strange watching her ex sister-in-law marrying the owner of Carter’s Cider Farm, but she’s delighted Anna’s found happiness after the death of her late husband, and Caroline’s brother, James. If only Caroline could find her own love story… Desperate to escape the rat race, Caroline decides to…
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