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Book of Forbidden Words

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By Louise Fein
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Following THE LONDON BOOKSHOP AFFAIR, which was set in 1962, Louise Fein time-travels 10 years earlier and centuries before. BOOK OF FORBIDDEN WORDS is a thought-provoking novel that takes a page from Madeline Martin’s THE SECRET BOOK SOCIETY. Milly Bennett evidently is a content housewife in 1952 Levittown, but during World War II, she was a code breaker in London deciphering Axis messages.
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Book of Forbidden Words

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By Louise Fein
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. Feb. 2026. 384p. ISBN 9780063411432. pbk. $18.99. HISTORICAL FICTION COPY ISBN Fein’s ( The London Bookshop Affair) provocative story underlines the role of women in shaping society throughout time. In 1552, former nun Lysbette Angiers writes a treatise that imagines a world where equality and fairness allow all people to live in peace and prosperity.
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FICTION: BOOKS AND SPIES

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By Louise Fein, Public Figures, Sara Danial, Tariq Khosa
| Dawn Verified
The London Bookshop Affair By Louise Fein HarperCollins ISBN: 978-0-0633-0484-0 416pp. London, women and bookshops... The combination of these immediately caught my attention, drawing me to pick up The London Bookshop Affair by Louise Fein. Fein’s debut and bestselling novel, Daughter of the Reich, was set in the 1930s, while her second book, The Hidden Child, focused on the eugenics movement in 1920s’ England and America.
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