Literary Fiction – Page 2

The Banks of Certain Rivers by Jon Harrison

Neil Kazenzakis does whatever it takes to have a normal life…He is a popular coach and teacher, and a single

Anne Morrow was a shy college girl who dreamed of being a writer. Charles Lindbergh swept into her life in

Vivian Daly was 8 years old when she woke to a house fire and was put into the custody of

Queenie Wake (birth name Queen Elizabeth Wake, much to her chagrin) was born into a family with a slight reputation.

In popular culture, Marie Antoinette is very well-known for being the Queen who was beheaded by her people. She is also portrayed

Francoise Laurent is the 16-year-old daughter of an alcoholic laundress and a drunkard. She wears her fingers down to the bone helping

Anyone who knows me can already guess that this is going to be a raving review. Kate Morton is HANDS-DOWN

Edie Middlestein has a big problem. She can’t stop eating. She thinks about food all day long. This wasn’t a

Kate Morton, author of The House at Riverton and The Forgotten Garden, has outdone herself with her 2011 novel, The

A house maid with a dark past, a marriage with a painful secret, and a conniving houseguest make for a