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Patricia Skipper’s Exciting Romance Novel, “Deceptive Calm”, is the OnlineBookClub.org’s new Book of the Month this August, according to President Scott Hughes

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A Riveting Tale of Identity, Race, and Betrayal Set Against the Tumultuous Backdrop of 1960s and 1970s America.

United States - Patricia Skipper's captivating romance novel, Deceptive Calm, has been named OnlineBookClub's Book of the Month for August. The announcement, made by OnlineBookClub.org President Scott Hughes, highlights the book's compelling narrative and deep exploration of racial identity and societal norms.

Set against the turbulent backdrop of South Carolina during martial law, Deceptive Calm tells the story of Vanessa, a light-skinned beauty who takes on the identity of a deceased white baby to escape racial trauma. Her journey from an orphanage to marrying into one of California’s wealthiest families unfolds in a gripping tale of betrayal and discovery. The novel’s powerful portrayal of Vanessa’s struggle against her past and present challenges has garnered significant acclaim.

In a statement, Scott Hughes, President of OnlineBookClub.org, praised the novel’s intricate storytelling and timely themes. “Deceptive Calm is a masterful blend of historical drama and personal intrigue. Patricia Skipper has created a narrative that not only entertains but also provokes thoughtful reflection on issues of race and identity. It’s a testament to her exceptional writing that this book has captivated our readers and earned the Book of the Month title.”

Patricia Skipper, whose diverse background as a journalist and award-winning commercial writer adds depth to her storytelling, expressed her excitement about the recognition. “I am thrilled that Deceptive Calm has been selected as OnlineBookClub.org's Book of the Month. This novel is deeply personal and reflects my own experiences with racial injustice and identity. I hope it resonates with readers and sparks meaningful conversations about our shared history.”

The book has received praise for its evocative portrayal of racial dynamics and the social tensions of the 1960s and 1970s. Reviewers have commended Skipper’s ability to weave personal accounts with historical context, creating a narrative that is both engaging and enlightening.

Readers are invited to join the discussion forum on OnlineBookClub.org to delve deeper into the themes of Deceptive Calm, share their thoughts, and connect with fellow book enthusiasts. To participate in the conversation, visit the forum at https://forums.onlinebookclub.org/viewforum.php?f=323.

About the Author

Patricia Skipper is an acclaimed author and journalist whose work spans various media. Her novel Deceptive Calm combines her background in journalism with a deep understanding of racial issues and historical context.

About OnlineBookClub.org

OnlineBookClub.org is a thriving online community that brings together readers from around the world to discuss, review, and celebrate literature of all genres. With a passion for fostering meaningful conversations around books, OnlineBookClub offers a platform for bibliophiles to connect, engage, and share their love for reading.

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Company Name: Online Book Club
Contact Person: Scott Hughes
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Country: United States
Website: https://onlinebookclub.org/



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