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A Killer Wedding by debut author, Joan O’Leary that I’m going to share with you in this book review is a wickedly witty and ...

M. L. Rio has made a name for herself within the space of the dark academia aesthetic. Fans have called her brooding, Donna Tartt-esque debut novel “If We Were Villains” “the only book ever written.” ...

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The second book in Danielle Trussoni ’s puzzle series, “The Puzzle Box,” is as captivating and action-packed as her first, “The Puzzle Master,” which I loved. The series features Mike Brink, who has ...

“The Girl from Greenwich Street,” by Lauren Willig (William Morrow) "The Girl from Greenwich Street," by Lauren Willig (William Morrow) In 1799, Elma Sands left her Manhattan home, confiding to a ...

For nearly seven decades, Elaine Pagels has wrestled with the question: “Why religion?” At age 15, she found herself among thousands in Candlestick Park, electrified by the words of evangelist Billy ...

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