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Paris, 7 a.m. by Liza WielandThe award-winning author of A Watch of Nightingales re-imagines the experiences of pre-fame poet Elizabeth Bishop during three life-changing weeks spent in Paris on the eve of World War II.
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The summer retreat by Sheila RobertsDumped by her boyfriend, Celeste Jones heads to Moonlight Harbor to stay with her sister Jenna and work at the Driftwood Inn, where she is determined to find Mr. Right with Jenna’s help.
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Beyond all reasonable doubt by Malin Persson GiolitoDedicating herself to exonerating a man who was wrongly convicted of murder 13 years earlier, lawyer Sophia Weber is targeted with public disapproval while harboring private doubts about her client's true nature.
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The history of living forever by Jake WolffDevastated when his teacher and crush bafflingly dies from an overdose, a senior-year chemistry student peruses his mentor's journals and uncovers a centuries-old quest for the Elixir of Life.
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Bunny by Mona AwadInvited to join a popular clique at her university, a misfit artist with a dark imagination is drawn into ritualistic activities that transform her perspectives on reality.
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Waiting for Tom Hanks by Kerry WinfreyIn this delightfully charming and funny novel, Annie Cassidy, a rom-com-obsessed romantic waiting for her perfect leading man, learns that life doesn’t always go according to a script.
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Necessary peopleby Anna PitoniakIn a novel set against the fast-paced backdrop of TV news, the author of The Futures offers a work of psychological suspense about ambition and privilege and the thin line between friendship and rivalry.
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The last resort by Marissa StapleyTwo couples begin an intensive therapy program to repair their relationships at The Harmony Resort in Riviera Maya and discover that the resort, as well as its celebrity power couple owners, is not all it seems.
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Call your daughter home by Deb SperaStruggling to recover after a natural pest invasion devastates the economy of 1924 South Carolina, three fierce Southern women unite against terrible injustices that have overshadowed their small-town community.
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Natalie Tan's book of luck and fortune by Roselle LimInheriting her grandmother's restaurant in a crumbling San Francisco Chinatown neighborhood, Natalie Tan is advised by the local seer to prepare three recipes from her grandmother's cookbook to help their struggling community.
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Rabbits for food by Binnie KirshenbaumA clinically depressed writer who has a breakdown on New Year’s Eve chronicles the lives of her fellow "lunatics" in the psych ward of a prestigious New York hospital in this new novel from the author of On Mermaid Avenue.
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Ayesha at last by Uzma JalaluddinA modern Muslim adaptation of Pride and Prejudice finds a reluctant teacher who would avoid an arranged marriage setting aside her literary ambitions before falling in love with her perpetually single cousin's infuriatingly conservative fiancé.
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Red birds by Mohammed HanifWhen an American pilot crash lands on the outskirts of the very camp he was supposed to bomb, he is rescued by one of the camp's residents, a teenager named Momo, who aims to help his struggling family by finding his missing brother.
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Patsyby Nicole Dennis-BennReceiving her long-coveted visa to America, Patsy leaves behind her family in Jamaica only to discover that life as an undocumented immigrant is not what her best friend had described.
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Dream sequence by Adam FouldsA television actor on an insanely popular drama finds himself stalked by a recently divorced superfan who feels like she already knows him personally through his character and social media feed.
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The bookshop on the shore by Jenny ColganTaking a nanny job in the Scottish Highlands to escape her high-stress city life, a single mother cares for two wild charges and their widowed father, finding purpose and a sense of belonging along the way.
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Honestly, we meant well
by Grant Ginder
A college professor's idyllic life is shattered by her husband's infidelity and her nearly adult son's recklessness, prompting a visit to the beautiful Greek isles, where she reconnects with the past while trying to heal her family.
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The tenth muse by Catherine ChungDetermined to conquer the Riemann hypothesis in the face of cultural discrimination against women intellectuals, a genius mathematician uncovers a mysterious theorem's unexpected World War II link to her family.
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Exposed by Jean-philippe BlondelA French teacher on the verge of retirement agrees to pose in the nude for a former student, now a famous artist, triggering dangerous and life-changing consequences.
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Fake like me by Barbara BourlandThe acclaimed author of I'll Eat When I'm Dead offers a twisted psychological portrait of a woman crumbling under unimaginable pressure, as well as a razor-sharp satire of the contemporary art scene.
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