Piazza, Tom
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The Sicilian Inheritance
A riveting, powerfully narrated story for fans of historical fiction and mystery.
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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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Fashion 150: 150 Years, 150 Designers
This big, bold, and beautiful book is a pleasure to browse; it will delight art and fashion historians and those who seek style inspiration.
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Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
Piazza and Calhoun approach the conundrum of connubial happiness from differing (albeit white, heterosexual) vantage points, but with the same endpoint of golden anniversaries in mind.
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A Free State
Blending his fondness for the music of the era with concerns about American race relations, Piazza (City of Refuge) offers a fresh approach for fans of Civil War historicals with its integration of blackface entertainment into this story of escape. The finer points made about the history and development of the banjo punctuated with lyrics from the period should delight banjo music enthusiasts. [See Prepub Alert, 6/21/15.]
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The Knockoff
Women in the middle of their careers will love living vicariously through the warm, sympathetic Imogen as she refreshes her skills, networks her heart out, and lets Eve know that it's not all about her. [See Prepub Alert, 11/10/14.]
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If Nuns Ruled the World: Ten Sisters on a Mission
Accessibly written, these ten portraits should speak to many students and church groups.
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