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When a solitary man stumbles upon a cache of photographs, sometimes-and only sometimes-he can sense the lives of the people in them. Sometimes he can find in their faces, and in the way they hold themselves or the way they perform before the camera, the light trace of their story.Following just that path, acclaimed novelist Frederick Reuss has created a love story of historic proportions. Mohr: A Novel is about a man and wife whose life togeth...

Maisie at 8000 Feet is the story of an eight-year old girl who can fly and her idyllic summer in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey that ends in a moment of catastrophic loss. Following the death of her mother, Maisie travels the Pine Barrens with her artist/archaeologist father, meets his cousin and confidante, Sally, who wants to repair the little girl's heart, and flies over it all trying to see how her life could have taken such a turn.Many ye...

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Intelligence analyst Noel Leonard struggles to come to terms with a mistake that caused the bombing of a Pakistani school even as another man uncovers his diplomat father's long-buried secrets.

Michael "Caruso” Taylor is a man with a problem. He can't speak. In fact, he can't do much of anything the way he once used to. A successful English professor, he can hardly compose a coherent sentence, or remember much of anything he once knew. On top of this, he is slowly regressing toward infancy. He calls it "The Wasties, " a condition with no known cause and no known cure. He throws his sippy cup. He bites his nurse. He tries to wall hims...

From the author of Horace Afoot comes this affectionate and beautiful tale of a six-year-old prodigy with a photographic memory and a penchant for the Gnostic gospels and Byzantine history.Set against the background of Caesar's Palace, Henry of Atlantic City is a satirical "hagiography” of a troubled child trying to make sense of the world around him. Henry, whose imagination has been fed by ancient texts, finds himself living in a conflated w...