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Creation Lake
Rachel Kushner’s most recent book has been called Kushner’s best to date, and that is saying a lot. Creation Lake is a “spy-novel” with its protagonist Sadie Smith assigned to infiltrate and undermine a left-wing farming group in a rural region of France. Piqued your interest? There is so much more! Click thru for the review by Barry Novick
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Table for Two
By Amor Towles. A collection of 6 short stories and one novella. Nuanced characters, rich prose, unanticipated twists with unexpected outcomes. It’s great! Review by Barry Novick
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The Jealousy Man and Other Stories
By Jo Nesbø. For those who appreciate the twists and turns of the devious human mind, Nesbø brings it. Review by Barry Novick
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Enough
By Cassidy Hutchinson. Inspired by Alexander Butterfield's example, Hutchinson felt the imperative to tell the truth and uphold the constitution above all else. Review by Barry Novick
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Slow Horses
By Mick Herron. A group of “misfit” British espionage agents are thrust to the forefront of a highly visible kidnapping and assassination plot investigation. Let the fun begin. Review by Barry Novick
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Lucy by the Sea
A story about family and relationships by Elizabeth Strout. Character development and a story line that captures the fragility and strength of love.