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The Lost Wife by Susanna Moore review – frontier journeys

Based on a true story, this is a riveting account of one woman’s quest during the Dakota uprising, from the author of In the Cut

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Review: The Lost Wife, by Susanna Moore

FICTION: One woman s dramatic story reopens a bloody chapter in Minnesota history. "The Lost Wife" by Susanna Moore; Knopf (172 pages, $27) ——— It s easy to see why Susanna Moore,

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CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi reveals next round of book options

These "FicPicks" have plots and/or authors connected to New York, New Jersey or Connecticut.

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The Lost Wife Review: Heading West, With a Secret

Susanna Moore’s remarkable new novel, “The Lost Wife,” opens in June 1855 in Providence, R.I., where a young woman is about to light out for the territories.…

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The Lost Wife by Susanna Moore, review: love and war on the American frontier

Susanna Moore’s new novel, evocative and taut, follows a young woman escaping an abusive husband – but finding a wider conflict ahead

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