Falling in love with a Russian photographer seemed like a blessing to Paul Brightman—until threats from her oligarch father have him running for his life.
The everyday horrors of a home for unwed mothers in the 1970s mingle with the supernatural in the latest eerie release from the bestselling author of The Final Girl Support Group.
Lisa Genova (Still Alice) is known for novels that take on medical issues with both heart and accuracy. Her latest follows a college student who’s learning to manage bipolar disorder while launching a career in stand-up.
What do the 1978 Met Gala and a 1936 Egyptian archeological dig have in common? According to the latest historical novel from Fiona Davis, the answer might be an ancient curse.
The author of Mr. Peanut makes his long-awaited return to fiction in this coming-of-age story starring a young actor in 1980s New York City.
In James Patterson’s sequel to the bestselling Holmes, Marple & Poe, the crime-solving trio must get to the bottom of a series of child abductions.
From the bestselling author of The Last Thing He Told Me (now a limited series on Apple TV+) comes a tale of two siblings, Nora and Sam, as they untangle their father’s past in order to make sense of his “accidental” cliff side death.
Robb (a pseudonym for Nora Roberts) delights with a new mystery in which homicide detective Eve Dallas must contend with a wedding party murder that veers uncomfortably close to her past.
Fans of Gone Girl or the Ted Bundy-inspired film “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile” will enjoy this thriller. Marcie Bowers, an everyday attorney and mother, struggles with the possibility that her husband is a killer.
On an otherwise ordinary flight, a seemingly unremarkable woman known as “The Death Lady” informs every passenger as to when and how they are going to die. Their attempts to (and not to) change fate propel this philosophical novel.
Nicholas Sparks is a household name, and Counting Miracles is another feather in his hat. An Army Ranger, a doctor and an elderly recluse star in this romantic drama, set in North Carolina’s Uwharrie National Forest.
In 2022, Ketanji Brown Jackson made history as the first Black woman appointed to the United States Supreme Court. In her memoir, Lovely One, Jackson recounts her childhood in Miami, her teenage years participating in high school speech and debate, her time as an undergrad and law student at Harvard and her triumphant career. Throughout, Jackson credits her parents—both educators—and ancestors who taught her to challenge the status quo.
John Grisham returns to Camino Island, this time to
tell the tale of a developing company, its opposition
and a curse.
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