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The Sicilian Inheritance
The Sicilian Inheritance: A Novel | Jo Piazza
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From bestselling author and award-winning journalist Jo Piazza, comes a transporting novel rooted in the author�s own family history about a long-awaited trip to Sicily, a disputed inheritance, and a family secret that some will kill (…more)
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GinaKButler
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Up next…my August #bookspin pick!

#bookspinbingo
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TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! Enjoy!! 2w
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GinaKButler
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I‘m hopping into the #tenbeforetheend challenge! There‘s a few others that I‘d like to finish in 2024!

Ruthiella Great selection! 2mo
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Judybskt
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Wow!! Loved this one. Couldn‘t put it down!!

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Judybskt
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Starting a new book.

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MallenNC
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This was a really good read. Dual timelines sometimes annoy me but this one was paced well and the little cliffhangers kept me turning pages. I think this would be a good book club pick with a lot of discussions about women‘s lives at different points in time. The end got a little crazy but it was satisfying.

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GinaKButler
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Ohhh…I‘m excited about this month! My August #bookspin and #doublespin picks!

Thank you for hosting, Sarah! @TheAromaofBooks

bookandbedandtea Your tagged book sounds really good! 5mo
TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Enjoy!! 5mo
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angieinwonderland
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First off, I pictured the author as the younger protagonist for this one. I don't do that often, but this one was strong. Then, at a time, when both stories' actions were coming to their climax, I wasn't drawn in like I should have been. This was between a Pick and a SoSo, but the very end made me lean toward Pick.

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Danay
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I liked this. It wasn‘t mind blowing and I do remember thinking during the book at one point…how much longer?

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