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Brooke Lea Foster



Brooke Lea Foster is a staff writer for The Washingtonian and has written for Parents magazine, Good Housekeeping, and Psychology Today. In 2005, she was a finalist for the Livingston Award, the highest honor given to a journalist under the age of 35.
 


Genres: Historical
 
Novels
   Summer Darlings (2020)
   On Gin Lane (2022)
   All the Summers in Between (2024)
   Our Last Vineyard Summer (2025)
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Last Call at the Savoy (2025)
Brisa Carleton
"An irresistible novel about second chances, Brisa Carleton's sparkling debut is a gripping look at the bonds of sisters, the power of finding home and the courage of following your heart, no matter how hard it may be."
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A Novel Summer (2024)
Jamie Brenner
"Pack this book in your beach bag! Jamie Brenner's A Novel Summer is compulsively readable, hooking you from the first page with characters so real it feels like they're sitting next to you. A Novel Summer follows three friends in bustling Cape Cod who reunite after a few summers apart, and is a testament to deep enduring friendship and second chances. An absolute delight!"
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The Life She Wanted (2023)
Anita Abriel
"The glamorous cast of characters in Anita Abriel's The Life She Wanted captivated me from the start, while the unforgettable setting had me dreaming about stepping inside every mansion in wealthy 1920s New York. But I adored Pandora most, the novel's plucky heroine whose single father works at one of the region's grand estates, giving Pandora entree into a world of glittery formal balls and suitors with deep pockets. And while Pandora seems like she's on a path to good fortune, her story shows us it's rare that life turns out as planned - no matter how much money you have. For anyone who loves a sweeping rags-to-riches tale, Anita Abriel's novel delights!"

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