TrustMoney and conscience are at the heart of Cynthia Ozick's masterly first novel, narrated by a nameless young woman and set in the private world of wealthy New York, the dire landscape of postwar Europe, and the mythical groves of a Shakespearean isle. Beginning in the 1930s and extending through four decades, Trust is an epic tale of the narrator's quest for her elusive father, a scandalous figure whom she has never known. In a provocative afterword,

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A Meaningful Day: Discover how to infuse every moment—from waking to sleeping

The Lynching includes sixteen pages of black-and-white photographs

but not overwhelmed

Hoping it will lead to better things for her career

outpacing breast cancer

a mysterious benefactor offers her a life-changing opportunity—a scholarship to a prestigious boarding school for performing arts

brother to Jack

From the moment she entered the world

Desperate Housewives meets The Witches of Eastwick in Susie Moloney’s wonderfully creepy novel

First published in 2001 to national acclaim

Murphy became a journeyman