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Donna Freitas
Donna Freitas is an author of fiction, nonfiction, and articles that appear in newspapers, magazines, and on blogs. Born in Rhode Island, Donna now splits her time between New York City and Boston. Donna Freitas is an assistant professor of religion at Boston University.
Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Literary Fiction, Young Adult Romance
New and upcoming books
Novels
The Possibilities of Sainthood (2008)
This Gorgeous Game (2010)
The Survival Kit (2011)
Gold Medal Summer (2012)
Gold Medal Winter (2014)
The Tenderness of Thieves (2015)
The Healer (2018)
The Nine Lives of Rose Napolitano (2021)
Wishful Thinking (2024)
Stefi and the Spanish Prince (2024)
Her One Regret (2025)
This Gorgeous Game (2010)
The Survival Kit (2011)
Gold Medal Summer (2012)
Gold Medal Winter (2014)
The Tenderness of Thieves (2015)
The Healer (2018)
The Nine Lives of Rose Napolitano (2021)
Wishful Thinking (2024)
Stefi and the Spanish Prince (2024)
Her One Regret (2025)
Non fiction
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Donna Freitas recommends
The Last Session (2025)
Julia Bartz
"THE LAST SESSION is the twistiest of psychological thrillers and has it all--cults, gurus, secrets, past lives haunting the present, a dose of therapy and plenty of sex. What else can a reader want? Julia Bartz has given readers the perfect follow-up to THE WRITING RETREAT!"
What We Sacrifice for Magic (2024)
Andrea Jo Dewerd
"Andrea DeWerd's debut is a beautifully written saga of women whose magic has held them together - and broken them apart - across the ages. There's something for everyone here: love, family, sisterhood, magic, adventure, and most of all, Elisabeth, a protagonist to root for as she finds her way into who she's meant to become. I came away from this novel with my heart full!"
Rootless (2023)
Krystle Zara Appiah
"Rootless lays bare the pain of motherhood in ways we rarely allow ourselves to face. Efe's tragic story will stay with readers long after they finish turning pages, as Appiah makes us think about motherhood, womanhood, and marriage in ways we don't often discuss."
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