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“An exciting, thought-provoking mystery.”
Hank Parker, author of Containment
A heart stent that may save lives—or end them—creates an ethical minefield that threatens the future of an entire town in this first of the Jonas Hawke novels.
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When a teen cries #metoo with nothing but her word to back it up, Jonas is left to sort out a mystery that could destroy the career of a man who may be innocent .
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Hints of a dark secret from the past could easily upend the gubernatorial election in Vermont, putting Jonas on the spot in the latest Jonas Hawke novel.
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Reading The Library Book a year into the pandemic is a bittersweet experience, to say the least. Libraries aren’t at the top of what I most missed this past year—seeing friends and family in person has to take that spot—but losing the hustle and bustle of a fully functioning, stimulating,...
Whenever I love a novel, I have mixed feelings about reading that author’s next work. On the one hand, I can’t wait, but on the other, I feel a certain amount of trepidation, fearing there is no way the new work can live up to the older one. I needn’t...
Presidents’ Day 2021 couldn’t land at a more auspicious time. The divisions in the country, including the just concluded impeachment trial, put a bigger spotlight on past presidential actions even as current-day crises (Covid, the economy, climate change, inequality) make it more important than ever to get future presidential actions...
New ficton from Margaret Atwood in the new issue of the the New Yorker -- “Old Babes in the Wood” https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/04/26/old-babes-in-the-wood?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=onsite-share&utm_brand=the-new-yorker&utm_social-type=earned via @NewYorker
This sounds like a winner... Must get a copy. Review | ‘Who is Maud Dixon?’ https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/who-is-maud-dixon-in-this-inventive-thriller-youll-be-turning-the-pages-to-find-out/2021/04/01/f49d4ba2-917e-11eb-a74e-1f4cf89fd948_story.html?tid=ss_tw
Can't wait to read this memoir. I had the pleasure of working two booths away from Marvin when covering the State Department in the late 1970s. I was a cub reporter and he kindly took me under his wing to show me the ropes. https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/an-earnest-young-correspondent-in-cold-war-moscow/2021/04/15/1f8638d8-827a-11eb-81db-b02f0398f49a_story.html?tid=ss_tw
