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The Briar Club by Kate Quinn

A Thrilling Tale of Friendship and Secrets

Set against the backdrop of the Cold War and McCarthyism in 1954 Washington D.C., The Briar Club by Kate Quinn tells the story of an unlikely group of women brought together by circumstance. The residents of Briarwood House, a boarding house nicknamed “The Briar Club” by its tenants, are a fascinating mix.

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There’s Grace March, the beautiful and enigmatic new tenant in the attic room. Fliss, the seemingly perfect English wife and mother with hidden struggles. Nora, the policeman’s daughter, caught up with a dangerous gangster. Beatrice, a former Women’s Baseball League star yearning for a return to the diamond. And finally, Arlene, the staunch anti-communist whose suspicions and gossip can be poisonous.

“A captivating blend of historical fiction, mystery, and women’s fiction, focusing on themes of friendship, loyalty, and identity in a time of fear and suspicion.”

The Book Guide® Editor

United by Grace’s weekly attic-room dinner parties, these women with vastly different backgrounds forge a bond of friendship. However, their newfound sense of camaraderie is shattered when a shocking act of violence rocks Briarwood House. With a murderer amongst them and the tense political climate fueling paranoia, the women must not only uncover the truth but also decide who they can truly trust. Secrets long buried begin to surface, threatening to destroy the fragile trust they’ve built. As they navigate the web of lies and hidden agendas, the women of The Briar Club must rely on their newfound strength and resilience to expose the truth and protect one another.

The Briar Club (2024) by Kate Quinn

The Briar Club (2024) by Kate Quinn
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In Kate Quinn's novel, it is 1950s Washington DC, and "The Briar Club" is a boarding house where women from various backgrounds find solace and friendship. However, a shocking act of violence disrupts the house, and they must use their newfound strength to expose a killer and protect each other.
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