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Classic review: The Reliable Wife

This debut novel sets an old-fashioned Gothic tale amid the ‘eternal snow’ of Wisconsin.
The Swan Thieves

An artist’s attack on a painting in the National Gallery is linked to the story of a 19th-century Impressionist painter.
Desperately seeking Austen
The Reliable Wife

This debut novel sets an old-fashioned Gothic tale amid the ‘eternal snow’ of Wisconsin.
What happened to Anna K.

A modern take on a tragic romance.
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Chapter & Verse
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