This past week's mailbox arrivals:
Once Upon a Time I lived on Mars by Kate Greene came from St. Martin's Press.
A collection of essays by a woman who was a part of NASA's HI-SEAS project that simulated life on Mars on the side of a Hawaiian volcano in order to test many different things from food systems to sleep patterns and more, this looks incredibly fascinating.
The Fate of a Flapper by Susanna Calkins came from St. Martin's Griffin.
Flappers, a speakeasy, 1920's mystery? Don't mind if I do!
South of the Buttonwood Tree by Heather Webber came from Forge.
A woman with a knack for finding lost things finds an abandoned baby at the foot of a buttonwood tree in this story of two women trying to live the lives they want. Sounds intriguing, right?!
Montauk by Nicola Harrison came from St. Martin's Press.
About a woman who is uncomfortable among the society women her increasingly distant husband's business dictates she must mingle with, this looks like it will be a gripping tale of knowing yourself and facing difficult choices. Plus there's water and a lighthouse on the cover. So basically, perfect for me.
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