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  • Cover of The Witches of Eastwick
    The Witches of EastwickSeries

    series · 2 books · 1984

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    Fantasy, about witches, set in north america and small town.

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    series · 2 books · 2010

    Emotional in tone, about time loop, set in north america.

    “Attempting to understand why, Samantha tries different choices and actions each time through, some starkly out of character, as she reckons with her life and relationships.”

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  • Cover of Lost
    LostNovel

    Gregory Maguire · standalone novel · 2001

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    “Unlike many of Maguire's other adult novels, Lost is set in the real world.”

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    series · 2 books · 2020

    Fantasy, emotional in tone, about second chance and identity.

    “In particular, they frequently wonder how different things might have been had they made other choices at pivotal moments in their lives.”

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    Pat Murphy · standalone novel · 1986

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