Our next book discussion
The Goddess of Warsaw
by Lisa Barr
ON ZOOM
Thursday, Aug 13th, 2026
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM EST
The Goddess of Warsaw follows Lena Browning, a Hollywood actress with a dark past. As Bina Blonski, she was a spy and assassin in the Warsaw ghetto, fighting for her family and fellow Jews.
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Marjan Kamali
The Lion Women of Tehran - 3/26/2026
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Corrie ten Boom
The Hiding Place - 4/16/2026
Dutch watchmaker Corrie ten Boom survived Nazi camps and became an evangelist.
Eve J. Chung
Daughters of Shandong - 5/21/2026
Eve J. Chung’s debut novel depicts a mother and daughters’ escape from China to Taiwan.
Amy Harmon
Where the Lost Wander - 6/18/2026
A family and their protector navigate the Oregon Trail, facing peril and loss.
Elizabeth DeLozier
Eleanore of Avignon - 7/16/2026
Eleanore of Avignon defies societal limitations to become the pope’s physician’s apprentice.
Lisa Barr
The Goddess of Warsaw - 8/13/2026
Legendary Hollywood actress faces a threat from her past, forcing her to protect herself.
Sadeqa Johnson
The House of Eve - 9/17/2026
Novel set in 1950s Philadelphia and Washington, DC, explores a woman’s sacrifices.
Isabel Cañas
The Possession of Alba Diaz - 10/15/2026
Demonic presence in Mexican silver mine possesses young woman.
Danielle Daniel
Daughters of the Deer - 11/19/2026
Danielanie Daniel’s novel imagines her ancestors’ lives in 1600s Algonquin territories.
Ayelet Tsabari
Songs for the Brokenhearted - 12/17/2026
Yaqub, a Yemeni immigrant, falls for Saida, a married woman, in 1950.
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