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When two brave women flee from the Communist Red Scare, they soon discover that no future is free from the past.

Harriet and Julian's comfortable routines have been disrupted with the arrival in Singapore of their headstrong niece, seventeen-year-old Fleur.

Millions fell silent, stricken by grief and disillusionment, as news of President Kennedy's assassination streaked across the globe. Where were you when it happened, they asked? But for one woman the answer has always been the same: she was right beside him.

As the leaders of the United States of Japan come to realize the devil's bargain they made in their uneasy alliance with the Nazis, Bishop and Reiko are hot on the trail of Bloody Mary, trying to stop her before it's too late.

Author Freya Lal knows she has that kind of face, the kind that looks just close enough to a celebrity's to feel familiar. So it's not her fault if, in the right clothes and makeup, she happens to get mistaken for It-girl actress Mandi Roy.

As a successful film liaison, Elisha Rowe has her heart set on one thing and one thing only: putting her hometown back on the map. So, when she gets the chance to secure a sequel to Sleighbells, she's willing to do whatever it takes to make sure everything goes smoothly.

Legend goes that long ago a Flores woman offended the old gods, and their family was cursed as a result. Now, every woman born to the family has a touch of magic.

Gorgeously told through the eyes of Evie, Robert, and a broad cast of fully-realized characters (the flirty teenager who works the general store counter, a little boy seeking respite from his bully big brother, the lonely old gossip who collects all the towns secrets), The Dream Peddler is an imaginative, empathetic novel of overcoming loss and reckoning with the longings we bury.