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Karen White


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After playing hooky one day in the seventh grade to read Gone With The Wind, Karen White knew she wanted to be a writer --- or become Scarlett O'Hara. In spite of these aspirations, Karen pursued a degree in business and graduated cum laude with a BS in Management from Tulane University. Ten years later, after leaving the business world, she fulfilled her dream of becoming a writer and wrote her first book. In the Shadow of the Moon was published in August, 2000. This book was nominated for the prestigious RITA award in 2001 in two separate categories.
 

Genres: Mystery, General Fiction, Romance, Historical Mystery, Historical, Historical Romance
 
Novels
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Collections
   Grand Central (2014) (with others)
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Short Stories
   The Broken Toaster (2006)
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Omnibus editions
   Spinning the Moon (2016)
   Resolve (2022) (with others)
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The Garden of Lost Secrets (2023)
Kelly Bowen
"Kelly Bowen creates an evocative and thrilling glimpse into the lives of two heroic women risking everything in occupied Paris during World War II. A beautiful novel for fans of The Nightingale."
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When the Moon Turns Blue (2023)
Pamela Terry
"Pamela Terry offers a powerful wallop of drama, humor, and grief, all gorgeously wrapped in evocative language. . . . A story of family and of courage that begs to be read more than once."
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The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone (2023)
Audrey Burges
"The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone is a refreshing and unique entry into the genre of mystical realism. Quirky and scarred yet very authentic characters populate this richly told tale of friendship, family, and timeless love. Perfect for fans of Sarah Addison Allen and for all book lovers searching for a fantastic read."
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The Show Girl (2021)
Nicola Harrison
"Harrison creates a heady mix of history, drama and romance in a seductive novel guaranteed to transport the reader to a different place and time."
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The Widows of Champagne (2021)
Renee Ryan
"History, drama, and passion as effevescent as the resilient LeBlanc women and the champagne that bears their name. I hoghly recommend!."
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A Summer to Remember (2021)
Erika Montgomery
"A Summer to Remember is the perfect read for summer--or any time you're looking for an escape into a great book."

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