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Jessica Treadway
Jessica Treadway's novel LACY EYE will be published by Grand Central/Hachette in spring 2015. Her collection of stories PLEASE COME BACK TO ME received the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction and was published by the University of Georgia Press in 2010. Her previous books are the novel AND GIVE YOU PEACE and ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE AND OTHER STORIES. She is a professor in the Department of Writing, Literature and Publishing at Emerson College in Boston.
Awards: O'Connor (2010)
Genres: General Fiction, Mystery
Novels
And Give You Peace (2000)
If She Did It (2015)
aka Lacy Eye
How Will I Know You? (2016)
The Gretchen Question (2020)
If She Did It (2015)
aka Lacy Eye
How Will I Know You? (2016)
The Gretchen Question (2020)
Collections
Absent Without Leave and Other Stories (1992)
Please Come Back to Me (2010)
Infinite Dimensions (2022)
Please Come Back to Me (2010)
Infinite Dimensions (2022)
Novellas and Short Stories
Awards
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Jessica Treadway recommends
You Are Here (2023)
Karin Lin-Greenberg
"In her gorgeous debut novel You Are Here, Karin Lin-Greenberg shines her magical light on ordinary characters whose lives intersect at the local mall - the most ordinary place in America - to show how remarkable and singular those lives actually are. Every page carries the author's trademark fusion of poignancy, humor, insight, and yearning, along with the powerful reminder of how the seemingly random connections among us can lead to unexpected grace."
Book of Knives (2022)
Lise Haines
"Lise Haines' Book of Knives is an utterly absorbing, extremely suspenseful, and elegantly written literary ghost story. I was intrigued, and scared, and ultimately deeply moved by this compelling novel about family and the love that transcends death."
Little Comfort (2018)
(Hester Thursby Mystery, book 1)
Edwin Hill
"In his compelling debut, Edwin Hill spins layer upon layer of intrigue as Hester Thursby, in the business of finding people who don’t want to be found, takes on a job that turns out to be far more surprising and dangerous than she bargained for. This smart, complex, and suspenseful New England thriller will keep you turning pages far into the night."
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