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Posts by Andrea L
Andrea Lynn (Lee Road) likes to read English and American classics, literary fiction, women’s fiction, and Golden Age detective novels, with occasional forays into sci-fi, fantasy, mystery, and romance. Her favorite authors include Margaret Atwood, Anna Quindlen, and Connie Willis. Andrea is a Life Member of the Jane Austen Society of North America.

The Gothic Novel: Laura Andersen

If you love hair-raising Gothic novels, you can't do better than The Darkling Bride by Laura Andersen. This is a complex, well-plotted novel that came out just this year, and it hits all the right notes for a dark and intriguing read. Pitch-perfect! The story takes...

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Literary Fiction: Gregory Blake Smith

This is another one of those terrific books that defies genre categories...I'm feeling grateful for the Literary Fiction designation! which to me denotes a book notable for excellence in both the writing and the structure of the story. Gregory Blake Smith's novel The...

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Seafaring Adventures: William Westbrook

Ahoy, there! Announcing a new novel for historical fiction readers who enjoy a salty adventure on the high seas! William Westbrook launches (!) a new series featuring Captain Nicholas Fallon in his novel The Bermuda Privateer. Since I don't get to use the word...

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Mystery 1-2-3

Greetings, mystery readers! and welcome to the first and only edition of Mystery 1-2-3, brought to you by the Heights Matchmakers! What is Mystery 1-2-3? It's a very special blog entry that will intrigue and delight you with descriptions of the first book in a mystery...

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Mystery: Max Wirestone

Meet Dahlia Moss, who is not a detective, okay?  She just happens to be around crimes and murders and arrests a lot. Dahlia is the protagonist of a fresh, funny, utterly geeky mystery series by Max Wirestone. In the first book, The Unfortunate Decisions of Dahlia...

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Non-Fiction: Emily Midorikawa and Emma Claire Sweeney

Happy New Year! It's very rare for me to read non-fiction, and I ended the old year AND started the new with a Must Love book for English majors:  A Secret Sisterhood: The Literary Friendships of Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, George Eliot, and Virginia Woolf, by...

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