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The Moon Opera

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The Patron Saint Of Red Chevies : A Novel

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Antonio’s Wife : A Novel

  • Antonio's Wife : A Novel

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    by Jacqueline DeJohn

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    Book, 1st ed, Regan Books, 2004

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    From the glamorous uptown world of opera to the seedy underbelly of New York City’s worst tenements, a page-turning roller-coaster ride of kidnappings, betrayals, bribes, hidden identities, and twisted intrigues By 1908 Francesca Frascatti has reached the pinnacle of success in the opera world. Caught between the joyful hope of a new child growing inside her and the painful reality of her husband’s abuse and philandering, Mina discovers new possibilities while working for Francesca . (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  PS3604.E37 A84 2004  AVAILABLE

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Bel Canto : A Novel

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The Speed Of Light : A Novel

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Come Back To Sorrento

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Memories Of A Pure Spring

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The Happy Island

  • The Happy Island

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    Dawn Powell

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    Book, Steerforth Press, 1998

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    IN THIS ACIDIC, provocative, and?for its time?daring novel, Dawn Powell set out to write the story of “the bachelors of New York in the Satyricon style.” Prudence, needless to say, finally escapes back to the city and her circle of friends, the disparate characters who give the book its true texture and, wrote one reviewer at the time, “are involved in such a series of promiscuities, adulteries, double-crossings, neo-perversions and Krafft-Ebbing exercises as would make the towns of Sodom and Gomorrah seem like mere suburbs of li?l old New York.” (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  PS3531.O936 H36 1998  AVAILABLE

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The Ground Beneath Her Feet : A Novel

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