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Until the French government declassified documents concerning their ignominious defeat at Dien Bien Phu, Madam Daeng's past had been a well-kept secret. Now Dr Siri's wife is vulnerable and being stalked by a killer. But when Dr Siri whisks her away for a romantic working weekend, they encounter an even greater threat. For Dr Siri falls under the spell of a beautiful witch they call the Used-To-Be Woman. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. Review: Praise for "The Woman Who Wouldn't Die" "Laughter is a subversive weapon when you live under a repressive regime. That's the t...

The Marsh Shares Compelling Stories in SOLO ARTS HEAL Series This Wednesday series features performance excerpts, talkbacks, and Q&A.by BWW News Desk The Marsh presents an inspiring lineup of individuals sharing deeply personal journeys in the MarshStream Solo Arts Heal series, discussing emotionally charged topics that range from facing dementia to sexual violence, jumping into climate change activism to dating someone with a psychiatric disorder, and more. This Wednesday series features performance excerpts, talkbacks, and Q&A with Heather Harpham (March 17), Jackson Nogahl (March 24), G...

“SWF” was “a real game changer for him,” said award-winning book critic Oline Cogdill, who reviews mysteries for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and other publications. “Before that, he had written a lot of things in the 1970s and 1980s that were well-received, solid books. ‘SWF’ put him on the next level. But he still never got the attention that he deserved.” During winters in Sarasota, Lutz was a regular at the Liars Club, a group of writers who gather weekly to play poker and swap stories. The group was founded in 1953 by authors John D. MacDonald and MacKinlay Kantor. “...