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offerings. In each case, the author is an experienced writer who has
published fiction and/or received awards for his or her work. We will
be adding to our list of titles and plan to include poetry, short
story collections, and some interesting non-fiction.
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PAYBACK, by Tima Smith
Bad things are happening
and Gary and Amanda are nervous. They each have a theory about
the slashed tires, the midnight hang-ups, the vandalism at the
airfield, but they can’t begin to imagine what’s really
in store.
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THE IMPOSSIBLE FOOT, by Diane Hopkins
Diane Hopkins grew
up in Southern California and now lives, works, and writes in
Massachusetts. Musician, cook, gardener, and beachcomber, Hopkins
has published her fiction in Room of One’s
Own, The Massachusetts Review,
and The Quarterly.
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THE TRUMPET FLOWER, by Susan Wetherall
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Susan Wetherall lived for many years in Colombia and in Nicaragua
both before and after the bloody revolution that toppled the
dictator, Anastasio Somosa. Ms. Wetherall won the 1989 Hackney
National Literary Award for unpublished
work, and in 2000, was awarded an Artists Grant from the Massachusetts
Cultural Council. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where
she is currently working on a fourth novel set in France in
the fourteenth century.
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RIDDLE, by C.K. Hayden
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She was a witness to something no one was supposed to see. Now she has
to save herself and her daughter. But how can she when their
lives are threatened in ways she can’t even imagine...
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A Dance With The Devil, by Carolyn Marchetti
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She returns home to encounter a flood, two murders, and a
town divided between profit and perdition … when all
she really wanted was a little healing.
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Moon Of The Dark Red Calves, by Tima Smith
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For Hannah, the 60s are over. Time to grow up. Time to settle
down. Time to make the most important decision of her life.
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Wasted Youth, by Jean Gilbertson and Kate
Tuhy
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Missing teenagers are Maggie Mayfield's specialty. Her goal
is to find them and return them to their parents. Alive, if
at all possible.
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