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Whisper Network by Chandler Baker

July 3, 2019

whisper network

Sloane, Ardie, and Grace are all well-paid, director level lawyers at an athletic apparel company in Dallas. Their boss, Ames, is a high-powered executive about to be promoted to CEO. Each of them has ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Book Reviews, Fiction Tagged: book clubs, contemporary life, Flatiron Books, social issues, women

Girls Burn Brighter

March 23, 2018

girls

  One of the reasons I love to read is that it offers me a chance to see places on the page (and in my mind) that I’m not likely to see in real life. Just as importantly it exposes me to ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Book Reviews, Fiction Tagged: cultural, debut, Flatiron Books, India, literary, social issues, women

The Resurrection of Joan Ashby

September 1, 2017

resurrection

  When Joan Ashby is in her early twenties she is acclaimed as a writer to watch. Her short stories win awards, she is interviewed and profiled, and all await her first novel. She knows this is ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Book Reviews, Fiction Tagged: family, Flatiron Books, literary, marriage, midlife

It’s Monday, August 21st: What Are You Reading?

August 21, 2017

reading

  I can’t start this post by saying it’s just another Monday. Here in Seattle the sun is going to be 95% obscured by the moon. Kind of crazy if you think about it. I’ve read all sorts of things ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Feature, Reading Tagged: children, family saga, Flatiron Books, Knopf, literary, marriage, women

Tornado Weather: A Novel

July 24, 2017

tornado

The town is Colliersville, Indiana, but it could be any number of small towns scattered across the United States. Towns where, as the jobs get smaller, the economic disparity gets bigger. This is ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Book Reviews, Fiction Tagged: book clubs, contemporary life, debut, Flatiron Books, literary

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