Allure of Deceit
Suspense novels about charity, religion, literacy and women fleeing control
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memory
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Friday, October 17
Family memories
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We manipulate our memories and they also manipulate our behavior far into the future. Things Don’t Break on Their Own by Sarah Easter Collin...
Thursday, August 28
Disaster prep
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Two elegantly simply plotlines intertwine in Tilt by Emma Pattee: The first is a day in Portland, Oregon, when the Cascadia earthquake st...
Wednesday, August 20
Despair
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Some people deny the horrors of genocide, hoping to protect the reputation of their country or community. Some listen but quickly set the pa...
Wednesday, August 6
Revenge
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A society that treats innocents as wrongdoers unleash more criminal behavior. Don’t let the title of Laura Lippman’s latest book, Prom M...
Wednesday, June 18
Pain
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While treating patient complaints about pain, doctors typically inquire about the type, sharp or dull, and the intensity on a scale from one...
Thursday, May 15
One afternoon
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The novel Idle Grounds by Krystelle Bamford captures a child’s perspective in this brief novel with minimal details, minimal plot, minima...
Friday, January 3
Regrets and secrets
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Hang onto every day as precious – that’s the theme of both The Life Impossible by Matt Haig and Sandwich by Catherine Newman. Both writers...
Wednesday, September 4
Predators and prey
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Hauntingly beautiful and demonstrating the power of memory, The Fox Wife by Yangsze Choo makes it easy to suspend disbelief about creatur...
Sunday, May 12
Never-ending enigma
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A Princess Diana impersonator with a sister who could be a twin, a precocious child raised in foster care, a cryptocurrency firm with orga...
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