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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Twenty Years Later by Charlie Donlea, a gripping thriller that weaves together murder, media, and long-buried secrets. Avery Mason, the savvy host of American Events, knows exactly what captivates viewers: scandal, sex, and tragedy. Her latest story has it all. Thanks to cutting-edge DNA technology, the New York medical examiner has just identified a 9/11 victim: Victoria Ford, a woman accused of murdering her married lover in a sensational case that shocked the nation. In her final moments, Victoria made a desperate call to her sister, pleading for someone to prove her innocence. Emma Kind has spent two decades trying to clear her sister’s name. Alone, she’s gotten nowhere. But Avery’s fame and resources might be the breakthrough she needs. Driven by ambition and the promise of a bigger contract, Avery dives deep into the case. The evidence is damning; Victoria’s DNA was everywhere at the crime scene, where her lover, a bestselling author, was found hanging from his balcony.
But the deeper Avery digs, the more she realizes that the truth isn’t just buried, it’s been deliberately hidden. And someone will do anything to keep it that way.
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for The Famine Orphans by Patricia Falvey, a sweeping historical novel set in 1848. Across Ireland, 4,000 girls, most of them orphans, are selected from overcrowded workhouses and sent to Australia under the Earl Grey Scheme. Officially, they’re promised work as domestic servants. Unofficially, they’re expected to help “civilize” the male convict population and lay the foundations of new settlements.
Among them is Kate Gilvarry, who’s endured six bleak months in a Newry workhouse, surviving on little more than watery porridge. With no future in famine-stricken Ireland, she boards a ship bound for the unknown. But the journey is only the beginning. In Sydney, Kate and her fellow passengers face hostility and rising anti-Irish prejudice. Struggling with homesickness and heartbreak after a fleeting romance at sea, Kate must navigate a harsh new world, first as a servant to a demanding Englishwoman, then as a bride on the unforgiving frontier.
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A. E. Chandler, Win personalized, full-color copies of The Worldview From My Chair, a quirky, limited-run humor zine, plus a prize pack featuring a free audiobook code for The Scarlet Forest: A Tale of Robin Hood and a signed bookmark. Final entries close August 25, 2025.
