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Kerri Maher
Kerri Maher is also the author of This Is Not A Writing Manual: Notes for the Young Writer in the Real World under the name Kerri Majors. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and founded YARN, an award-winning literary journal of short-form YA writing. For many years a professor of writing, she now writes full time and lives with her daughter in Massachusetts where apple picking and long walks in the woods are especially fine.
Genres: Historical
Novels
The Kennedy Debutante (2018)
The Girl in White Gloves (2020)
The Paris Bookseller (2022)
All You Have to Do Is Call (2023)
The Girl in White Gloves (2020)
The Paris Bookseller (2022)
All You Have to Do Is Call (2023)
Kerri Maher recommends
Mademoiselle Eiffel (2024)
Aimie K Runyan
"Aimie K. Runyan whips up a feast of a novel, full of the warmth and heart characters give each other during two despairing periods of French history. Recipes for boulangerie classics remind us of the power of simple ingredients, artfully assembled. Lisette and Micheline walk their own unique paths to happiness, fighting for their independence and finding loves that support their true selves. As delicious and satisfying as a perfect cup of chocolat chaud."
The Thirteenth Husband (2024)
Greer Macallister
"Greer Macallister's Aimee Crocker is exactly the kind of sassy, strong heroine you want to stay up late into the night gabbing with - and soaking up every detail of her epic life. I loved adventuring with Aimee from San Francisco to India and Japan, walking in the shoes of a woman who lived and loved life to the fullest. This is compulsively readable historical fiction!"
The Royal Windsor Secret (2023)
Christine Wells
"The Royal Windsor Secret takes us into the glittering demimonde of courtesans and precious gems, where long-held secrets make and destroy lives. Cleo Davenport is charming as an aspiring jewelry designer who travels the world in pursuit of her dreams and her true parents. Lush descriptions, detailed research, and exotic locales make this a standout from Christine Wells."
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