As a journalist, JULIE CARRICK DALTON has published more than a thousand articles in The Boston Globe, BusinessWeek, The Hollywood Reporter, and other publications. She contributes to DeadDarlings, The Writer Unboxed, and GrubStreet's writer's blogs.
Genres: Literary Fiction
Julie Carrick Dalton recommends
One Summer in Savannah (2023)
Terah Shelton Harris
"Steeped in poetry, place, and compassion, Terah Shelton Harris's moving debut novel One Summer in Savannah will turn readers' hearts inside out as her characters navigate the vagaries of forgiveness and the boundaries and boundlessness of love."
Dark Rivers to Cross (2022)
Lynne Reeves
"With an obvious love of Maine's wilderness, Lynne Reeves delivers a heart-in-your-throat page-turner that shines a compassionate light on the injustices surrounding domestic violence and the failures of our mental healthcare system. A story about resilience and love, identity and self-discovery, Dark Rivers to Cross hits all the right notes and will keep readers guessing until the nail-biting end."
My Secret to Keep (2022)
Barbara Conrey
"In My Secret to Keep, Barbara Conrey mines the painful places where identity, family, love, secrets, prejudice, and hope intersect. Conrey has a gift for treating her characters - even the challenging ones - with compassion, underscoring the truth that we can never truly know another person's story. Sometimes it can take a lifetime to fully understand our own."
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