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Shark Heart

by Emily Habeck (Goodreads Author)

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What Feasts at Night (Sworn Soldier, #2)

by T. Kingfisher

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Home of the Happy: A Murder on the Cajun Prairie – The National Bestselling True Crime Memoir of Family Secrets, Wrongful Conviction, and Justice in Louisiana

by Jordan LaHaye Fontenot (Goodreads Author)

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“But who was your great love?” Lara sometimes asked, as if life were a novel. The question always annoyed Honey. Why must she decide? They were all great loves, in one way or another. Apparently some gals looked down on such a view—either ...more

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

by Gabrielle Zevin

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“The origin of the eel and its long journey are, despite their strangeness, things we might relate to, even recognize: its protracted drifting on the ocean currents in an effort to leave home, and its even longer and more difficult way back—the things we are prepared to go through to return home.”
― Patrik Svensson, The Book of Eels: Our Enduring Fascination with the Most Mysterious Creature in the Natural World

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