Maureen Lee Lenker Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Maureen Lee Lenker

@jaimealyse Once More with Feeling by Elissa Sussman!

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Including interviews with the cast, production team, and author of the novels, Julia Quinn, the new, lush coffee table book takes readers behind the scenes of the romance series, offering an unprecedented look at what it takes to bring this Regency world to life.

Maureen Lee Lenker

Had a fascinating conversation with @TheRachLindsay about exploring the road not taken in her debut novel, which is out today! https://t.co/D763622Adc

Maureen Lee Lenker

New York allowed Monroe to forge a life where she could become the actress she'd always wanted to be, as well as to finally start being taken seriously as an intellectual. For a slice of life that offers up Monroe at her best and brightest, look no further.

Maureen Lee Lenker

Some fun spring theater stories coming your way @EW this week, starting with James Ijames walking us through FAT HAM annotated script pages. https://t.co/8jhUK4j6Ve

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For this week's SCREEN AFTER READING @ew, I talked to the director, a writer, and the cast of CONVERSATIONS WITH FRIENDS about bringing to life Sally Rooney's first novel. https://ew.com/tv/conversations-with-friends-sally-rooney-intimacy-adaptation/

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Rachel Hawkins is the reigning queen of the Gothic thriller... In The Heiress, she turns her eyes to Jules and Camden McTavish, a married couple who are pulled into the thrall of a mysterious inheritance at a family estate in the Blue Ridge mountains.

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Here, we are given a portrait of a Monroe in full possession of her power, a star with the business acumen and know-how necessary to use her assets instead of allowing them to be used.

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@cadlymack ANGELIKA FRANKENSTEIN MAKES HER MATCH by Sally Thorne

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Her novels are popular not only because they give us sweeping worlds full of sexy fae, compassionate humans, and dynamic demons, but because they give readers a safe place to project the traumas, tragedies, and triumphs of their own lives.