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The Wages of Sin
For readers interested in women's history or those who enjoy delving into Victorian society.
The Fire by Night
This story of the women of the Army Nursing Corps, who did everything in their power to keep soldiers alive while maintaining their own sanity and health, will inspire readers of dramatic historical novels to celebrate the resiliency of humanity through hope, grit, and first loves.
The Shadow Land
Those who enjoy a deep dive into the complicated lives of people both historical and contemporary will love this book.
The Man Who Saved Henry Morgan
Chess, history, and the art of the con mingle to create a top-notch tale that many mature teens will enjoy.
Mata Hari's Last Dance
In this latest in her series of strong women who succeed only to fall victim to that triumph, Moran invites teen readers to look behind the story at a legend: the enigmatic Mata Hari. Hand this one to lovers of historical fiction and to those who appreciate complex female protagonists.
Absalom's Daughters
Ideal for fans of historical fiction and those interested in learning more about the grim realities of Jim Crow and the harshness of poverty in the 1950s.
The Bricks That Built the Houses
Fans of Margo Lanagan and Adam Rapp will be entranced by Tempest's brutally modern prose and her tender understanding of young people coming of age in an unforgiving world.—Mark Flowers, Rio Vista, Library, CA
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