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The Unknown by Riley Sager

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By Cindy A. Matthews, Doris Booth Verified, Kate Padilla
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The Unknown by Riley Sager Dutton Marin Keane’s acting career isn’t exactly stellar–a role in an eczema commercial is the embarrassing highlight. When her agent sends Marin to audition for a movie neither expects much, butMarin is shocked when wunderkind director Ronan Peters signs her up. Set on an island in the middle of a Vermont lake, the movie isinan account of the mysterious disappearance of five women from the island a hundred years ago.
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A Love for All Seasons

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By Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews, Kate Padilla
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A Love for All Seasons By Edith Layton Five spirited heroines. Five seasons of passion. A glittering Regency anthology where love blooms in unexpected places—and society’s rules prove no match for the heart’s desires. In Edith Layton’s masterful anthology, five remarkable women navigate the treacherous waters of London society during different seasons of the year.
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Marriage and Other Monuments Drive Story of Personal and Political Change

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By Ellen Birkett Morris, Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews
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Virginia Pye’s latest novel, Marriage and Other Monuments, is set in the summer of 2020,  as social justice protests and the removal of Confederate monuments shake the city of Richmond, Virginia, as the marriages of two estranged sisters fall apart. Cynthia’s divorce from husband, Bobby is precipitated by his financial misdeeds. Melissa, her sister, is so committed to activism that she becomes alienated from her Black husband. As tensions rise, the sisters turn to one another.
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Beacon From Space Sparks Oliva’s Latest Novel

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By Diane Slocum, Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews
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BEACON FROM SPACE IMPACTS FAMILY FOR GENERATIONS The Radiant Dark By Alexandra Oliva (Zando – SJP Lit) In 1980, a mysterious display of lights appears in the night sky. On the same night, a mother cares for her pre-mature son who was supposed to be born on this date. Astronomers determine the lights are accompanied by a radio signal, a Beacon from near a star called Ross 128 eleven light-years away. On the night the Beacon is announced, Carol conceives another child.
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Celebrating America’s 250th anniversary

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By Doris Booth Verified, Cindy Matthews, Kate Padilla
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A reminder to us all to protect our democracy and uphold the U.S. Constitution. As we celebrate 250 years of democracy, let us strive to understand more about our common American values. These sources may help us grasp the critical principles that have made us great. Constitution Center: Provides the complete text with clear formatting and annotations for easier reading The National Constitution Center.
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How Some Successful Writers Cope with Rejection

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By Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews, Kate Padilla
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Rejection in any form (divorce, friendship betrayal,  sports defeat and such) can hurt almost anyone. But for a writer, lack of approval can be especially discouraging. We live inside our heads with our characters and stories. Serious writing is in our nature. Its part of our souls. Every month, our columnists at Authorlink® talk with writers who feared their writing wouldn’t be “good enough” to secure an agent or be published.
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A Land for the Free

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By Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews, Kate Padilla
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A Land for the Free Reflections of an American Baby Boomer By Eric J. Dorer A Land for the Free is a powerful reflection on seven decades of American life, blending history, politics, and one man’s eclectic journey from suburban New Jersey to careers as a musician, lawyer, entrepreneur, and beyond. Both personal and patriotic, it’s a testament to the freedoms that define America—and the responsibility to protect them.
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PEN America Picks 2026 Emerging Voices

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By Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews, Kate Padilla
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(NEW YORK)— PEN America today announces the selection of 11 Emerging Voices Fellows for 2026, marking a milestone year as the program celebrates its 30th anniversary. Since its founding in 1996, Emerging Voices has become one of the nation’s premier literary fellowships for early-career writers from communities historically underrepresented in publishing.
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Longmire is Back in a New Tale, The Brothers McKay

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By Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews, Kate Padilla
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Craig Johnson brings Sheriff Walt Longmire back in THE BROTHERS MCKAY, the twenty-second installment in the bestselling Longmire Mystery series, the “beloved” and “truly binge-worthy favorites in the outdoor mystery genre” (CrimeReads). With over three million copies of Johnson’s page-turning mysteries sold globally, THE BROTHERS MCKAY is Walt Longmire at his very best: wry, weathered, and pushed to reckon with how personal justice can become in the wide-open West.
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The Found and the Lost

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By Doris Booth Verified, Cindy A. Matthews, Kate Padilla
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The Found and the Lost The Collected Novellas of Ursula K. Le Guin By Ursula K. Le Guin Every iconic novella by the legendary Ursula K. Le Guin collected for the first time, in one volume. For the first time in her career, this collects all of the novellas of this icon of American literature in one volume. In 2014, Le Guin was awarded the Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters by the National Book Foundation.
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