Susan Kietzman
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The Summer Cottage
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2015
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The Good Life
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2013
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Every Other Wednesday
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It Started in June
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A Changing Marriage
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2014
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I picked up The Swallows at a library book sale. I hadn't read anything by Lutz, and this title looked promising. I enjoyed Lutz's sense of humor. In the end, however, the plot points became increasingly far-fetched, and I was able to suspend my disb ...more | |
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Ruminations about death, friendship, literature, and dogs, The Friend is a warm and personal read. It's also a witty and cynical and, at times, heartbreaking story about love. Nunez opens her head and heart, drawing readers into an intimate and rewar ...more | |
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The Maid is a murder mystery, with an upscale hotel maid at its core. Molly Gray, described as socially awkward, finds a dead man in the suite of rooms she routinely cleans. The investigation involves just about everyone at the hotel, many of whom po ...more | |
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A novel about human nature, told in the omniscient point of view by strangers thrown together in unforeseen circumstances. It's also a book about the human condition in the face of an unfathomable crisis. Everyone is fearful; is anyone trustworthy? W ...more | |
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The pace of Colleen Hoover's Verity is as fast as lightening, making it a true page-turner, but the story isn't believable or satisfying. ...more | |
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“Claire was the only one who called it the Gaines cottage, but she did so less and less frequently, as it was never acknowledged, and, obviously, never took. Helen grabbed the collapsible, aluminum wheelchair from the back of the car and placed it next to the rear passenger door. She pushed and pulled it into shape and then set its brakes. She then gently opened the door that held Claire’s heavy head and twig-like body. “Mother,” she said quietly. “Mother, we’re here.” Claire opened her eyes and blinked several times before speaking. “Where,” she said, eyes closed again. “At the cottage.” Helen supported her”
― The Summer Cottage
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