Marie Bostwick-Edgar B. Hollis Distinguished Author Series

The Newnan Carnegie Library Foundation and Carnegie Library are excited to welcome author, Marie Bostwick to the Carnegie. Marie will be discussing her new historical fiction book, The Book Club for Troublesome Women, which is a stirring 60's era novel of women creating community and breaking boundaries

Books will be available for purchase by Bookmiser. The book talk will be followed by a book signing. Registration is required. This author event is part of the Edgar B. Hollis Distinguished Author Series.

About the Book:

Set against the backdrop of the early 1960s, this captivating story follows the journey of four dissatisfied suburban housewives who form an unexpected sisterhood that transforms their lives forever.

The Book Club for Troublesome Women introduces readers to Margaret Ryan, Viv Buschetti, and Bitsy Cobb—three women living in a newly developed "planned community" in Northern Virginia. To the outside world, these women appear to have everything—a stable home, loving families, and a picture-perfect life. Yet beneath the surface, they each grapple with a sense of unease and discontent that they can't quite explain.

Marie Bostwick masterfully captures the essence of an era when women across the country were beginning to question societal norms and seek out their own paths. Her rich character development and keen insight into the human experience make The Book Club for Troublesome Women a must-read for anyone interested in women's history, personal growth, and the enduring power of female friendship.

About the Author:

Marie Bostwick is the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of more than twenty works of uplifting contemporary and historical fiction. Translated into a dozen languages, Marie’s novels are beloved by readers across the globe. Her 2009 book, A Thread of Truth, was an “Indie Next Notable” pick. Three of her books were published as Reader's Digest “Select Editions.” Marie lives in Washington state with her husband and a beautiful but moderately spoiled Cavalier King Charles spaniel.

Visit her online at: mariebostwick.com

Instagram: @mariebostwick

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Pinterest: @fiercelymarie

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