Aimee Molloy Books in Order
Explore Aimee Molloy's books in order, including The Perfect Mother and Goodnight Beautiful, with publication dates and a guide to her thrillers and nonfiction.
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Aimee Molloy books in publication order
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However Long the Night
by Aimee Molloy
2013
Molly Melching arrives in Senegal as an exchange student and stays to build Tostan. Her work with local communities uses education and human rights to challenge forced marriage and female genital cutting while strengthening women's voices.
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Hillary Clinton recommended this bookHillary Clinton
"[The author] saw a deeply disturbing but deeply entrenched practice and refused to accept that it couldn’t be stopped." - Hillary Clinton
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Melinda Gates recommended this bookMelinda Gates
"Reinforced my belief that developing communities already have the potential to spark change that will lead to better lives for themselves and their families." - Melinda Gates
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The Perfect Mother
by Aimee Molloy
2018
A Brooklyn mothers' group takes a night off, but one member's infant disappears while they are out. As the police investigation stalls, three friends search for answers, exposing pressures and secrets beneath their shared new motherhood.
Goodnight Beautiful
by Aimee Molloy
2020
Newlyweds Sam Statler and Annie Potter relocate to upstate New York, where Sam establishes a therapy practice. Someone can overhear his private sessions through a ceiling vent, and his sudden disappearance threatens their seemingly promising fresh start.
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