Books by Emily Arsenault
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review 1: An interesting, enjoyable mystery by an author, Emily Arsenault, who is new to me. The main character is a struggling, aspiring academic, and central to the book is her relationship with her brother. I found this plot thread more compelling than the mystery, which wasn't particul...
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review 1: The Broken Teaglass was one of my favorite novels, and because of that I'll read anything Emily Arsenault writes. This, however, took a bit of work. The premise was intriguing... Two adult women reconnecting to remember their childhood when they were affected by the disappearan...
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review 1: There were so many things I liked about this book, but somehow they didn't all fall together in a way that kept me completely engaged. In fact, it took me so long to finish that I ran out of "renews" at the library and had to plow through in the last two days and pay the overdue ...
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review 1: Jamie's friend, Gretchen, an author, dies. There is some questions about whether it was an accident or an intentional act. Gretchen's family asks Jamie to see if Gretchen's latest work is salvable. The new book involves the death of Gretchen's mother at the age of 24. In reviewin...
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review 1: I am not a huge fan of the mystery genre, but really enjoyed this story. In Search of the Rose Notes introduces the reader to two childhood friends, Nora and Charlotte, who reconnect years later when the body of their missing babysitter is discovered. Rose was a beautiful, carefr...