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- Based on the true story of the notorious Lebensborn program
- "A spectacular debut that will make a splash in the world of World War II historical fiction" (Madeline Martin)
- Praise from Jennifer Chiaverini, Hazel Gaynor, and more
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- From an author beloved by Ann Patchett, Ron Rash, and Mary Beth Keane
- "For those looking to get into the holiday spirit, this is just the ticket" (Publishers Weekly)
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- This portrait of Elzbieta Zawacka, a Polish freedom fighter, "brings alive a glamorous, swashbuckling heroine" (The Times)
- "A well-told story from a little-known corner of World War II history" (Kirkus Reviews)
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- "The greatness of City of Night Birds made this reader lament its ending" (The Washington Post)
- A cinematic novel that transports readers to a lush, unfamiliar world
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- Tensions ratchet in an unlikely game of cat and mouse — and once you start, you won't be able to put it down
- "Great, wicked fun" (The New York Times)
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- "Killers' families rarely speak in detail about their loved one's misdeeds, which makes this book a key sociological text, as well as a literary gem" (Booklist)
- April Balascio shares memories of her father's outward charm, his violent tendencies at home, and her family's sudden moves from town to town
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- College sweethearts Keru and Nate plan two vacations with their in-laws — but things soon go spectacularly awry
- An incisive "tour de force" (Publishers Weekly starred review) full of commentary on marriage, class, and race
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- Set in a near-future London pummeled by rain, this haunting novel is "seductive" and "brilliantly audacious" (The Guardian)
- "Julia Armfield is an era-defining writer" (Kaliane Bradley, author of The Ministry of Time)
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- "As raw and unfiltered as one would expect from Cher" (Rolling Stone)
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- The acclaimed author of Small Pleasures delivers a dazzling novel inspired by true events
- "A beautiful story of unfolding secrets and unforeseen consequences" (Holly Gramazio, author of The Husbands)
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