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Asian American Interest

Loathe at First Sight

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Game designer Melody doesn’t have high hopes when her boss’s nephew, Nolan, is assigned to her team — but he may be just the guy she needs to help her win! An NPR Best Book of 2020 filled with “wry humor and lighthearted romance” (Publishers Weekly starred review).

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Block Seventeen

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After a series of disturbances, Jane unearths a long-buried secret — and must confront her family’s painful past. “Part love story, part supernatural ghost tale, part family history… with nothing less than the Japanese internment in America during World War II… coursing through its haunted, beating heart” (New York Times bestselling author Susan Jane Gilman).

Asian American Interest

Purple Lotus

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After entering into an arranged marriage with Sanjay, Tara moves to the South — where she must contend with painful memories and an increasingly tempestuous relationship. But can she find the courage to fight for her happiness? A “thoughtful, moving novel” (Library Journal).

Asian American Interest

The Color of Air

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From a New York Times bestselling author: In 1930s Hawaii, Daniel and his uncle Koji find their village threatened as the Mauna Loa volcano erupts — and they must face family secrets that have long bubbled under the surface. “Well-paced and lush… A captivating historical novel” (Kirkus Reviews starred review).

Asian American Interest

Last Tang Standing

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When her seemingly perfect life begins to unravel, Singaporean lawyer Andrea Tang must deal with her meddlesome family and the pitfalls of having it all. “Fans of Kevin Kwan’s Crazy Rich Asians and Sally Thorne’s The Hating Game will be dazzled” (Library Journal starred review).

Asian American Interest

The Ninja Daughter

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Following the terrible fate of her sister, Lily Wong secretly trained as a ninja — and uses her hidden skills to protect LA women. “If you love a heroine who’s tough, brilliant, and never runs from a fight, look no further. The ninja daughter is your gal” (Tess Gerritsen).