Susan Clifford Braun
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The Autumn of Ruth Winters
This is a feel-good novel that should appeal to fans of Phaedra Patrick, Jojo Moyes, and Kirsten Miller. Utterly charming. Recommended.
Talking to Strangers
This latest from best-selling Barton (Local Gone Missing) is a twisty and highly satisfying nail-biter that will have her fans and new readers burning the midnight oil.
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The Year of What If
Patrick’s (The Little Italian Hotel) latest is a thoroughly charming, albeit convoluted comedy, perfectly suited for a plane trip or a day at the beach.
Table for Two: Fictions
Not all novelists are good short story writers, but Towles excels with this collection. Readers unfamiliar with his novels will love these examples of his shorter fiction and they will be pure catnip to his legions of fans. Highly recommended.
The Last Word
This satisfyingly twisty cozy from the author of the marvelous Ruth Galloway mysteries will be utter catnip for current Griffiths fans and will have new readers begging for more.
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Girls and Their Horses
This recommended, well-written suspense poses questions about the cost of parents living vicariously through their children.
The Queen of Dirt Island
This could be an incredibly sad story were it not for Ryan’s ability to infuse the irony of Irish humor into its darkest corners. Light glimmers just as the story fades to black. His expert storytelling and the strength and resilience of his characters make this so much more than just another Irish family saga. Highly recommended.
The Messy Lives of Book People
A chair on the sand or a window seat near a fireplace would be the perfect venue to soak in this simply delightful read.
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Good Rich People
Though not as well-crafted nor character-rich as her debut, Brazier’s second novel is a twisty tale populated by obsessive, manipulative, and odious people. Full of fast cars, designer clothes, and pulse-racing cinematic thrills, this is a sharp-edged look into the lives of zip code 90210 residents.
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