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"Cynthia Swanson's The Bookseller is both a delightful and haunting exploration of identity, love and loss. With great style and compassion, the author asks the age-old question: 'What if my life were different?' The answers in this affecting debut novel are truly surprising."--Joanna Hershon, author of A Dual Inheritance

"I inhaled The Bookseller. I loved both of Kitty's worlds, and refused to put the book down until I saw how the tension between the two worlds resolved. A deeply satisfying read."--Ann Napolitano, author of A Good Hard Look

"What if? These words tantalize and haunt us. In The Bookseller, writing with a sharp-tinged empathic pen, Cynthia Swanson takes us on a startling journey where a woman is thrust into the alternative world that might have been, had she made different choices."--Randy Susan Meyers, author of Accidents of Marriage

." . . An accomplished first novel. It is interesting, intriguing, and ultimately satisfying."--New York Journal of Books

What if? These words tantalize and haunt us. In The Bookseller, writing with a sharp-tinged empathic pen, Cynthia Swanson takes us on a startling journey where a woman is thrust into the alternative world that might have been, had she made different choices. --Randy Susan Meyers, author of Accidents of Marriage"

Cynthia Swanson s The Bookseller is both a delightful and haunting exploration of identity, love and loss. With great style and compassion, the author asks the age-old question: What if my life were different? The answers in this affecting debut novel are truly surprising. --Joanna Hershon, author of A Dual Inheritance"

I inhaled The Bookseller. I loved both of Kitty s worlds, and refused to put the book down until I saw how the tension between the two worlds resolved. A deeply satisfying read. --Ann Napolitano, author of A Good Hard Look"

. . . An accomplished first novel. It is interesting, intriguing, and ultimately satisfying. --New York Journal of Books"

Cynthia Swanson s novel will make you think about the paths you could have taken but even more so, what you can learn from them to make your reality richer. --Redbook Magazine"

What if? These words tantalize and haunt us. In The Bookseller, writing with a sharp-tinged empathic pen, Cynthia Swanson takes us on a startling journey where a woman is thrust into the alternative world that might have been, had she made different choices. --Randy Susan Meyers, author of Accidents of Marriage"