Mixing in elements of Malay folklore, Choo spins a wonderfully compelling historical thriller that’s enriched by themes of class and imperialism.
Chris McCormick’s tightly knit second novel stretches the reader’s imagination and capacity for empathy.
A certain notable couple jumps at the opportunity to shield a future queen of England from harm.
Aharon Appelfeld (1932–2018) weaves a memorable chronicle of those who sought to persevere at the height of one of the world’s worst moments.
This zesty blend of bawdy entertainment and thoughtful coming-of-age story tantalizes the contemporary conscious.
For readers looking for a tremendously entertaining, emotionally charged story, look no further.
Kanon uses taut prose and sly dialogue to dial up the intrigue and tension on a level to satisfy any reader.
Scharer makes an impressive debut with this bold historical novel.
ON SWIFT HORSES offers many painful reminders of the damage that repression can do, but it’s also a deep-breathing, atmospheric novel.
In The Fountains of Silence, Ruta Sepetys has once again written gripping historical fiction that combines impeccable research with sweeping storytelling.
In rural Tennessee, two stories unfold as a federal dam helps bring electric power and prosperity to a post-Depression-era community.
The bestselling author of ME BEFORE YOU immerses readers in a wonderful novel based on the real-life Pack Horse Librarians of Kentucky.
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ debut novel is grounded in a profoundly simple truth: A person’s humanity is tied to their freedom.
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