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Homecoming
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Homecoming

“There’s no point looking backward,” she’d say. “Just make a choice and then trust yourself to have chosen correctly.” ~Kate Morton

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The Zion Covenant
Historical Fiction Amanda Goodnough Historical Fiction Amanda Goodnough

The Zion Covenant

“The Reich may tell you whom you may love and whom you must hate. The Reich can dictate the inward life of every man." "Not the inward life." Thomas looked up sharply. "Only the outward show.” ~Bodie Thoene

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How to be an American Housewife
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How to be an American Housewife

“We do not, therefore, recommend returning unless absolutely necessary. Visits may lead to symptoms such as melancholy and longing for things which can no longer be.” ~Margaret Dilloway

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The Secret Keeper
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The Secret Keeper

“people change as they get older....grow wiser, make better decisions...i am very old,Laurel. Anyone who lives as long as I have can't help but collect regrets along the way....things they did in the past...things they wish they'd done differently.” ~Kate Morton

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I’m Glad My Mom Died
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I’m Glad My Mom Died

“She wanted this. And I wanted her to have it. I wanted her to be happy. But now that I have it, I realize that she’s happy and I’m not. Her happiness came at the cost of mine. I feel robbed and exploited.” ~ Jennette McCurdy

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Little Women
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Little Women

“She preferred imaginary heroes to real ones, because when tired of them, the former could be shut up in the tin kitchen till called for, and the latter were less manageable.” ~Louisa May Alcott

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The Distant Hours
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The Distant Hours

“For it is said, you know, that a letter will always seek a reader; that sooner or later, like it or not, words have a way of finding the light, of making their secrets known.” ~Kate Morton

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Skipping Christmas
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Skipping Christmas

“For her, the holidays began in late October and steadily gathered momentum until the big bang, a ten-hour marathon on Christmas Day with four meals and a packed house.” ~John Grisham

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