Boston (Mass.) -- Fiction
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Break My Fall, 2019
Item
Identifier: cw_2019spring_berg_adam.pdf
Overview
"After a traumatic head injury, Dylan Hendler Waxman, once a champion wrestler, has started a peculiar hobby: he waits outside train stations and photographs commuters; at the end of each month, he stalks someone home for the weekend. Dylan has left his Division I wrestling program and moved to Boston, to live with a family friend, Allie Houston and attend college with her. Stalking is a way for him to fill the void inside of him, to keep his mind off the realities of his new, trivial life....
Dates:
2019
Lunule, 2019
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Identifier: pf_2019spring_watkins_katelynn.pdf
Overview
"These first pages of Lunule set the tone for a fantasy and suspense novel that takes place in modern Boston. When private investigator Emma Finn tracks a former mark in pursuit of a mutual acquaintance, she unknowingly inserts herself in an underground world that mingles undetected with humanity. After a close encounter with one, she learns that not only are werewolves and other supernatural creatures real, but that she fits in better with them than she would have ever thought." --...
Dates:
2019
The Colorful Life of Kitty Swan, 2021
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Identifier: cw_2021spring_rockefeller_laura.pdf
Overview
"This is a historical novel about one woman's trajectory as an artist during the Age of Revolutions. As a young woman coming of age in Boston in 1800, Kitty Swan is aware that she is living in a new century in a newly created country. She wants to find a place for herself as an artist in this world. Her path toward achieving this goal is blocked by the plans of her strong-willed mother, Hepzibah Swan, who is adamant that all of her children must marry well to secure the family's finances,...
Dates:
2021