In The Songbird & the Heart of Stone, Carissa Broadbent marries a thoughtful look at religious and family trauma with epic adventure and romance.
In The Songbird & the Heart of Stone, Carissa Broadbent marries a thoughtful look at religious and family trauma with epic adventure and romance.
Household name and worldwide superstar Cher reveals the extraordinary details of her rise to fame in this intimate first installment of her memoir.
Tom Newlands’ Only Here, Only Now is a winning coming-of-age story distinguished by Newlands’ sympathy for his characters, among them Scottish teen Cora, her wheelchair-using mother, and her mother’s shifty but kind boyfriend.
Richard Munson’s splendid biography of Benjamin Franklin provides an insightful view of the statesman’s lesser known accomplishments in science.
Novelist and screenwriter Richard Price (Lush Life, The Wire) takes readers to Harlem in 2008 in this suspenseful tale, which follows the fallout of a tragic building collapse.
Lili Anolik’s Didion and Babitz is a freewheeling and engaging narrative about two iconic literary rivals and their world in 1970s Los Angeles.
For the Lahiris, the family at the heart of Nayantara Roy’s deliciously long The Magnificent Ruins, white-hot hate, resentment and violence mingle with love, loyalty and moments of tenderness.
J.M. Frey’s sapphic romance Time and Tide is a weird and wild time-travel story that embraces queer love.
David Baldacci returns with another thrilling installment of The 6:20 Man series as Travis Devine leaves the East Coast to take on a mission for the FBI in Seattle.
Clare Chambers’ historical novel Shy Creatures is tenderly told, with just the right balance of melancholy and hope to keep the pages turning.
Bestselling author Mary E. Pearson launches a new series with this romantic fantasy about a young woman who’s pulled into a dangerous, magical world as she attempts to uncover family secrets.
A 29-year-old woman wakes up with no memories past the age of 16 in Emma Grey’s twisty, tear-jerking romance novel, Pictures of You.
Deadly Animals, Marie Tierney’s brilliantly plotted debut mystery, introduces readers to Ava Bonney: a 14-year-old English girl obsessed with decomposing bodies.
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