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James Patterson

The Summer House

This book tells the story of a family who reunites at their summer house on the coast of Maine after the death of the family patriarch. As they sort through their father's belongings, they begin to uncover secrets about his past and their own family history. This book will appeal to fans of Maryland, Americana because of its focus on family and the beauty of the American coastline.

Viola Shipman

The Summer Cottage

This book tells the story of a woman who inherits a summer cottage on the shores of Lake Michigan from her grandmother. As she spends the summer at the cottage, she begins to uncover secrets about her family's past and learns more about herself. This book will appeal to fans of Maryland, Americana because of its focus on family, the beauty of the American countryside, and the importance of heritage.

Beatriz Williams

The Summer Wives

Set on an island off the coast of New England in the 1950s, this novel tells the story of a young woman who marries into a wealthy and influential family. As she navigates the complex social dynamics of the island, she begins to uncover secrets about her husband's past and her own family's history. This book will appeal to fans of Maryland, Americana because of its evocative descriptions of the New England coastline and its exploration of family relationships.

Lisa Wingate

The Sea Keeper's Daughters

Set on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, this novel tells the story of two women who are connected by their family's history on the island. As they uncover secrets about their ancestors, they learn more about themselves and the power of family. This book will appeal to fans of Maryland, Americana because of its evocative descriptions of the American coastline and its exploration of family relationships.