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Review: Adultery leads to murder and kidnapping in two gripping true-crime books

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By Barbara Weisberg, Mikita Brottman
| ArcaMax
Entertainment / ArcaMax Review: Adultery leads to murder and kidnapping in two gripping true-crime books Chris Hewitt, Star Tribune on Jul 31, 2024 You know the truism that asserts nobody understands a marriage except the two people in it? Two new books with similar titles suggest that may not be so true. "Strong Passions," by Barbara Weisberg, paints an astonishingly vivid portrait of the marriage of Peter and Mary Strong, particularly when you consider that it was more than 160 years ago.
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Review: Adultery leads to murder, kidnapping in 2 gripping true-crime books

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By Barbara Weisberg, Mikita Brottman, Chris Hewitt Verified
| Daily Republic Verified
You know the truism that asserts nobody understands a marriage except the two people in it? Two new books with similar titles suggest that may not be so true. "Strong Passions," by Barbara Weisberg, paints an astonishingly vivid portrait of the marriage of Peter and Mary Strong, particularly when you consider that it was more than 160 years ago.
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2 new books focus on marriage-turned-murder stories 160 years apart Original

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By Chris Hewitt Verified, Barbara Weisberg, Mikita Brottman
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
You know the truism that asserts nobody understands a marriage except the two people in it? Two new books with similar titles suggest that may not be so true. "Strong Passions," by Barbara Weisberg, paints an astonishingly vivid portrait of the marriage of Peter and Mary Strong, particularly when you consider that it was more than 160 years ago.
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