Rob Hart’s prose feels as densely claustrophobic as the living conditions he has constructed for the disenfranchised millions now working for the Warehouse.
In this charged thriller, the anger is palpable, and so is the love between a mother and daughter willing to fight for each other’s lives.
Coe’s hilarious, nuanced and well-observed satire of modern-day Britain keeps the pages turning while leaving a smile on readers’ faces.
Meg Waite Clayton brings to life the true story of Truus Wijsmuller, a Dutch woman who helped transport hundreds of Jewish children out of Austria.
This graphic novel will leave readers pondering and contemplating the power of human connection.
Angie Cruz writes with warmth, empathy and remarkable perception about the immigrant experience.
Denise Mina’s latest thriller is a fun, edge-of-your-seat listen that feels very contemporary with its use of social media and podcasts to drive the story forward.
Enger’s many fans will savor this bittersweet chronicle of Greenstone and the charming people who call it home.
Kiesling is a perceptive, compassionate writer, and she brings a remote part of California to vivid life in this accomplished debut.
Cara Wall deftly explores the possibilities, honestly and beautifully drawing readers into the hearts and souls of these four characters.
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