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MY SUNSHINE AWAY
M. O. Walsh
"Rarely does a new author display the skill to develop a page-turner with
such a literary tone. Readers of both popular and literary fiction will get their
fixes from this novel." — Library Journal
It's a Baton Rouge neighborhood known for cookouts on summer
afternoons, cauldrons of spicy crawfish, an passionate football fandom.
But late one evening in the summer of 1989, fifteen-year-old Lindy Simpson
experiences a horrible crime near her home, and an idyllic stretch of Southern
suburbia shows its dark side. This acutely wise and deeply honest debut
is about the meaning of family, the power of memory, and the ability
to forgive.
978-1-4104-7823-8 $33.99 U.S.
General Fiction
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THE LAST GOOD PARADISE
Tatjana Soli
"Soli takes this novel into unexpected places . . . the
novel has smart things to say about the frailty of human
relationships, the importance of responsibility to others,
and whether it's possible to be truly 'off the grid' in modern
society." — Library Journal
On a small, unnamed coral atoll in the South Pacific, a group of
troubled dreamers face the possibility
that their single-minded labors might
not lead to the happiness they feel they
were promised. The Last Good Paradise
explores our modern, complex, and
often self-contradictory discontents,
crafting an exhilarating and darkly
satirical story about our need to connect
in an increasingly networked but
isolating world.
978-1-4104-7831-3 • $31.99 U.S.
General Fiction • Releases 4/1/15
Available in Wheeler Hardcover 5 & 6
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For Fans of Sarah's Key and The Invisible Bridge
THE PARIS ARCHITECT
Charles Belfoure
"Both disturbing and captivating, [Belfoure's] beautiful
tale demonstrates that while human beings are capable of
great atrocities, they have a capacity for tremendous acts of
courage as well." — starred, Library Journal
In 1942 Paris, gifted architect Lucien Bernard accepts a
commission that will bring him a
great deal of money — and maybe
get him killed. He is to design a
hiding place for a wealthy Jewish
man, invisible to even the most
determined German officer. He
needs the money, and can't resist
outwitting the Nazis occupying his
beloved city. But then one of his
hiding spaces fails horribly, and
the problem of where to hide a Jew
becomes personal.
978-1-4104-7799-6 • $30.99 U.S.
Historical Fiction • Releases 4/1/15
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