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Quincy Boy: A City of Presidents Memoir
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Redemption: A Family's Journey to Justice
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| In Ripple Effects and Other Stories, Lesley Mahoney O’Connell brings the South Shore of Massachusetts and other parts of New England vividly to life. Many of these stories are deeply rooted in the region’s distinctive geography and communities, and t ...more | |
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| In *Roots and Branches*, Nicola Cataldo presents a diverse cast of characters, perspectives, and narrative styles across ten short stories. Ranging from brief, two-page vignettes to more elaborate narratives, the collection explores the lives of an e ...more | |
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| Connie May has taken her experience of being raised by two alcoholics in a chaotic and dysfunctional environment and turned it into a compelling memoir. *A Parade of Drunks* is a time capsule not only of a family and a place—her native Vermont—but al ...more | |
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| As the author of a memoir myself (Quincy Boy) about growing up in the Boston area in the 1970s, which includes a chapter about the Combat Zone, I was eager to read Alexander’s memoir. “We Weren’t Angels” is by far the most comprehensive account I’ve ...more | |
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"The premise of In True Face by Jonna Mendez felt irresistible. Mendez worked as the Chief of Disguise at the CIA and the story held my interest long enough to crawl past the finish line but overall felt thrown together and lacked depth.
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Emily Ross's Swallowtail transforms the gritty seaside city of Quincy, Massachusetts, into a haunting landscape where a serial killer obsessed with Greek mythology—and young women—keeps an entire community on edge. Narrated by Quincy police detective ...more |
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| Goliath at Sunset is indeed a giant of a working-class novel. It burns with the heat and brilliance of the welding torch wielded by its protagonist, Michael Shea, and his fellow shipyard workers. Brandow vividly captures the daily rigors of life in a ...more | |
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