Loretta Nyhan Books

I ll be seeing you

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Two women forge a friendship during World War II through their letters to each other, allowing them to survive the loneliness and uncertainty of waiting on the home front and giving them the courag...

I ll Be Seeing You

By Suzanne Hayes

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Two women forge a friendship during WWII through their letters to each other, allowing them to survive the loneliness and uncertainty of waiting on the home front and giving them the courage to fac...

Digging In

By Loretta Nyhan

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All the good parts

By Loretta Nyhan

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At thirty-nine, Leona Accorsi is broke, single, back in school, and living in her sister Carly's basement. She's perfectly content being quirky Auntie Lee to Carly's four children. That is, until L...

Digging In

By Loretta Nyhan

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Digging In

By Mary Robinette Kowal, Loretta Nyhan

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The Other Family

By Loretta Nyhan

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Digging in

By Loretta Nyhan

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The New Person

By Christina Traister, Stephen Borne, Loretta Nyhan, Amy McFadden

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The Other Family

By Mary Robinette Kowal, Loretta Nyhan

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