In this "e;complex, compelling"e; novel by the New York Times-bestselling author, a troubled woman uncovers the mysteries of her own past (Kirkus Reviews).
A man returns to his hometown after twenty-five years in prison, in this "e;richly atmospheric"e; novel by the acclaimed author of Songs in Ordinary Time (The Washington Post).
A novel of love and betrayal set during a cholera epidemic from the acclaimed British author of Of Human Bondage, "e;a great artist, a genius"e; (Theodore Dreiser).
After his wife's death, a man untangles the truth of her infidelity, in this masterful novel of pre-WWI England by the celebrated author of Parade's End.
A middle-aged stockbroker leaves his family to become an artist in this novel inspired by the life of Paul Gauguin from "e;a notable and original writer"e; (The New York Times).
A young man fights to save his mother and sister-and a group of abused schoolboys-in this novel of hardship and heroism from the great Victorian writer.
A Wisconsin man rejects his middle-class life in this controversial 1923 novel of madness and sexual freedom by the celebrated author of Winesburg, Ohio.
The Whitbread Award-winning author "e;demonstrates a master's touch"e; in this tale of an aristocratic Irish family's ruinous path toward modernity (The New York Times).
An Englishwoman is taken in by a duplicitous suitor in this "e;constantly surprising work"e; from the Whitbread Award-winning author of Love and Summer (John Updike, The New Yorker).
Two award-winning novels-including This Sporting Life-from the Man Booker Prize-winning British novelist and "e;an absorbing writer"e; (The New Yorker).
Three novels from the "e;prolific and provocative"e; British satirist: from the joy of inspiration to the shock of betrayal and the pleasure of vengeance (Time Out).
Three epic historical romances from the "e;compulsively readable"e; New York Times-bestselling author of A World Full of Strangers (TheWashington Post Book World).
The "e;darkly exuberant and passionate"e; saga of a man who flees Victorian England in disgrace-only to build an empire of corruption in America (The New York Times).
New York Times Bestseller: The "e;touching and effective"e; story of an American minister who returns home from WWII with five orphaned Holocaust survivors (The New York Times).
New York Times Bestseller: In the "e;undeniably powerful"e; sequel to Dynasty of Death, a new generation of Bouchards battles over the family empire (The New York Times Book Review).
Three wise and witty novels of the sixties, sexuality, and the South by a New York Times-bestselling "e;strong, salty, original talent"e; (Doris Lessing).
Plantagenet Palliser must face new challenges and a changing world if he is to hold his family together in the final installment of the Palliser Novels.
A troubled European family struggles to make a life in India during WWII in this "e;absorbing"e; novel from a New York Times-bestselling author (Kirkus Reviews).
From the National Book Award-winning author of A Wrinkle in Time, an atmospheric novel of a young British bride in the American South after the Civil War.
New York Times Bestseller: A passionate, "e;no-holds-barred"e; story of an illicit suburban love affair from the acclaimed author of The Blackboard Jungle (The New York Times).
Three generations of a British family struggle through war, intolerance, infidelity, and illness in this "e;extraordinary blockbuster"e; (Time Out London).
Bestselling British author Patrick Gale casts an empathetic and ferocious eye on the domestic wounds inflicted by families and lovers in this dark comedy.
Bestselling British author Patrick Gale chronicles the misadventures of a misfit tree surgeon in this "e;modern-day myth of self-discovery"e; (The Guardian).
The classic New York Times-bestselling tale of friendship, generosity, and the magic and wonder of the Christmas spirit On his annual search for Rockefeller Center's next Christmas tree, the chief gardener spots an ideal candidate: a stately Norway spruce located on the grounds of a convent.
Four siblings discover truths about their late mother, a troubled artist-and themselves-in this "e;uplifting, immensely empathetic novel"e; (The Guardian).
A nine-year-old English girl must look after the dysfunctional adults in her life in this novel from the bestselling British author of Notes from an Exhibition Everyone needs Dido.
New York Times Bestseller: This "e;landmark women's novel"e; about female friendship and women's lib is "e;something akin to Mary McCarthy's The Group"e; (People).
