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Turn The Page – Episode 195B – Elissa Sussman

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Evelyn chatted with Elissa Sussman about FUNNY YOU SHOULD ASK, a second chance love story featuring a female Jewish protagonist who while on a journalistic assignment meets her celebrity crush and sparks fly — during their first meet cute and again a decade later.

Turn The Page – Episode 187B – Lisa Scottoline

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Lisa Scottoline zooms in once more to chat with Evelyn about WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BENNETTS –  Her latest page turner — and the two quickly become derailed by discussing how much they enjoy chatting with one another. Join for the book talk, keep listening for the pure joy of a best-selling author and a librarian trading compliments.

Turn The Page – Episode 184C – Julie Claiborne Johnson

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Evelyn and Julia Claiborne Johnson have a lively conversation about BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME a historical fiction set in the 1930’s about a Dude Ranch for soon to be divorced women.

Turn The Page – Episode 178C – Jennifer Probst

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A highly energetic chat between Evelyn and Jennifer Probst who has written over 50 books. Probst’s latest book THE LOVE LETTER’S OF OLIVIA MORETTI takes sends readers on an emotional tour of the Amalfi coast to discover a secret family history.
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Turn The Page – Episode 178A – Jillian Cantor

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West Egg is revisited in this murder mystery told by the women of The Great Gatsby. Jessikah and Evelyn welcome author Jillian Cantor to the North Shore of Long Island (virtually) to talk about her inspiration behind this book, and the legacy of Gatsby.