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This buzzy thriller has an intriguing premise: At a train station in suburban London, five strangers wait on the platform. In minutes one of them will die. Bannister tells each of their stories as ...

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Tom Perrotta’s “Ghost Town” captures how we stay connected to the people we’ve lost and how we learn to move on. Everyone in Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney’s big-hearted book is given choices, and those tiny ...

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