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Ariel Lawhon
Ariel Lawhon is the co-founder of the popular online book club She Reads (www.shereads.org). A novelist, blogger, and life-long reader, she lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with her husband and four young sons (aka The Wild Rumpus). Ariel believes that Story is the shortest distance to the human heart.
Genres: Historical, Historical Mystery
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Novels
The Wife, the Maid, and the Mistress (2014)
Flight of Dreams (2016)
I Was Anastasia (2018)
Code Name Helene (2020)
When We Had Wings (2022) (with Kristina McMorris and Susan Meissner)
The Frozen River (2023)
The Pirate Queen (2026)
Flight of Dreams (2016)
I Was Anastasia (2018)
Code Name Helene (2020)
When We Had Wings (2022) (with Kristina McMorris and Susan Meissner)
The Frozen River (2023)
The Pirate Queen (2026)
Books containing stories by Ariel Lawhon
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Ariel Lawhon recommends
The Story She Left Behind (2025)
Patti Callahan Henry
"The Story She Left Behind is an intriguing novel that reminds us that the power of love and the power of words are one and the same. Patti Callahan Henry introduces us to a missing mother, her grieving daughter and their entwined, unforgettable journeys. Inspired by an unsolved literary mystery, and layered with magical storytelling it is both real and imaginative - in the way of all great fiction. Not to be missed!"
Time After Time (2019)
Lisa Grunwald
"Lisa Grunwald has written my favorite kind of novel. Set within the wondrous boundaries of Grand Central Terminal, Time After Time is the story of Joe and Nora, the love they find amidst impossible circumstances, their fight to stay together, and the great sacrifices they make along the way. I utterly loved this clever, charming, hopeful tale of true love against all odds."
Girl in Disguise (2017)
Greer Macallister
"Girl in Disguise cleverly unearths the story of Kate Warne, the first female Pinkerton detective. Fast-paced, subversive, and with rich prose, it's everything an historical mystery should be. In the end it will leave you stunned. And then you will want to read everything else Greer Macallister has ever written."
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