Kristen Calvert

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Gone for Good

There is no neat ending here, which leaves room for more books in the series. A great read, recommended for true crime fans and mystery lovers alike.
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Hour of the Witch

Bohjalian’s (Midwives) historical novel is full of twists and turns. Though not a typical suspense novel, the story has many of the page-turning plot lines of a thriller, and is sure to keep readers enthralled. Though it’s set in the 1600s, Mary’s story resonates today, as it addresses the role religious and societal expectations can play in the lives of individuals. A must-read and highly recommended.
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Imperfect Women

Told from the viewpoints of Nancy and her two friends, the story goes deep into guilt, love, and the ties that bind us. Recommended for fans of Paula Hawkins. [See Prepub Alert, 11/25/19.]
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The Lost Orphan

Halls’s (The Familiars) mysterious tale is full of intrigue. The characters are quirky, and their personalities will keep readers invested. The Georgian setting also plays a huge role, as does the formidable hospital. This is a page-turner with a satisfying and harmonious ending.

More Than Words

This breezy read is full of drama and romance, but at its core is a story of family and self-identity that will please women's fiction fans. [See Prepub Alert, 8/27/18.]
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The Silent Wife

Recommended for fans of Liane Moriarty or Jennifer Weiner.
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Charlotte Walsh Likes To Win

Though the narrative gets off to a slow start, once the campaign heats up, readers will read eagerly until the last page. Highly recommended for fans of Lauren Weisberger. [See Prepub Alert, 1/22/18.]
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The Summer Sail

Francis (The Summer of Good Intentions) illustrates with charm and insight the drama and love of friendship and sisterhood, realistically portrayed through relatable and likable characters. A great summer read for fans of Jennifer Weiner and Emily Giffin.
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The Husband Hour

Sad but compassionate, this novel successfully illustrates how people can grow and lives can change. Recommended for fans of Emily Giffin or Elin Hilderbrand. [See Prepub Alert, 10/22/17.]
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