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The Dry
Ever been back in a hometown that feels less like home and more like a slow-burning trap? Where everyone’s got secrets, and the heat isn’t just from the sun? Jane Harper’s “The Dry” throws you into a drought-stricken Aussie town where the past won’t stay buried—and neither will the truth. It’s a mystery that’s less about whodunit and more about what we’re willing to forgive, forget, or bury forever.
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