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King Con
by Paul Willetts
A portrait of 1920s con artist Edgar LaPlante describes how he amassed millions through a fraudulent charity, his seduction of a wealthy Austrian countess and his friendships with celebrities and powerful world leaders.
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Bellewether
by Susanna Kearsley
As war is raging, young French Canadian lieutenant Jean-Philippe de Sabran is captured and billeted with a Long Island family, becoming an unwilling and unwelcome guest that soon has feelings for the daughter of the house, Lydia Wilde.
View on CountyCatA River of Stars
by Vanessa Hua
Betrayed by the boss who is also the father of her unborn child, an undocumented Chinese factory worker is forced to flee and reinvent herself in San Francisco's Chinatown in the desperate hopes of securing American citizenship for her baby.
View on CountyCatGood Luck With That
by Kristan Higgins
When a lifelong friend and fellow weight-loss camper passes away, two grieving women attempt to fulfill her final wish that they overcome the body-image and self-esteem issues they have battled since childhood.
View on CountyCatRust & Stardust
by T. Greenwood
Traces the story of the eleven-year-old kidnapping victim whose 1948 abduction inspired Nabokov's "Lolita," recreating in detail Sally Horner's exploitation and assault by predatory former inmate Frank LaSalle.
View on CountyCatThe Masterpiece
by Fiona Davis
A recently divorced information-booth worker stumbles on an abandoned art school within a crumbling Grand Central Terminal before learning the story of a talented woman artist who went missing 50 years earlier.
View on CountyCatOur House
by Louise Candlish
Arriving home to find strangers moving into the prized family home she agreed to share with her ex, Fiona endures a domino effect of horrors as she discovers that her children have gone missing amid terrible revelations.
View on CountyCatNo One Can Pronounce My Name
by Rakesh Satyal
In an Indian-American community near Cleveland, lonely forty-something Harit spends his evenings dressing up as his dead sister to comfort his grief-stricken mother before befriending a woman who secretly writes paranormal romances.
View on CountyCatJunk
by Tommy Pico
One of NPR's Most Anticipated Poetry Books of 2018From 2018 Whiting Award winner Tommy Pico, Junk is a book-length break-up poem that explores the experience of loss and erasure, both personal and cultural.
View on CountyCatThe Merry Spinster: Tales of Everyday Horror
by Mallory Ortberg
A collection of darkly whimsical stories based on classic fairy tales updates familiar favorites with elements of psychological horror, emotional clarity and feminist mischief.
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