Recommend a Book

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• “I Never Said I Love You” by Sarah Magee
  A thought provoking exploration of life’s choices.
• “The Illuminator” by Brenda Rickman Vantrease
  Richly detailed and irresistibly compelling, Vantrease’s “The Illuminator” is a glorious story of love, art, religion, and treachery at an extraordinary turning point in 14th century British history.
• “Normal Women” by Phillippa Gregory
  Packed with historical facts and details, Gregory writes of about women and their major roles in history from the 12th century to now.
• “Divine Rivals” by Rebecca Ross
  The gods are at war, yet love is in the air.
• “House of Caravans” by Shilpi Suneja
  A debut novel of the Partition, two critical time periods of India at the end of colonial rule.
• “Horse” by Geraldine Brooks
  Based on a true story, “Horse” weaves together the people and events surrounding a racehorse through more than a century and a half.