Real Life
Adeline Dieudonné
"One summer evening, my mother had made peaches stuffed with tuna, which we ate on the blue stone terrace overlooking the garden."
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Crooked River
Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
"The tide was coming in, the wind had picked up, and the surf was beating against the shore with a little more energy."
Behind Every Lie
Christina McDonald
"'The police think I was at Mom’s house?' I asked Andrew, stunned."
The Lookalike
Erica Spindler
"Chef Thompson ushered her across to the couch, then took a seat directly across from her. He met her eyes."
A Beautiful Crime
Christopher Bollen
"Nick thought he could see the hazy pink peaks of San Marco. How could he have ever considered taking the bus?"
A Dredging in Swann
Tim Garvin
"Sebastian Creek’s shift was going long, involving an interview with a bottle-cut victim at the Spartanville emergency room and now a stop-by at Smitty’s Sportsbar where the fight had gone down."
The Sweet Indifference of the World
Peter Stamm
"It was when I was at university that I had first started working on fiction, ambitious projects full of deep wisdom and literary allusions, that no one wanted to read, much less publish."
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