For fans of Pachinko and Half of a Yellow Sun, an intimate debut novel about immigration, marriage, and vengeance politics told through the eyes of four Bengali teenagers in two vastly different time periods.
n post-war Germany, two extraordinary children are destined to meet: Heinrich Weiss, born during a summer storm with a "e;Sacred Fire"e; burning within him according to his grandmother's prophecy, and Sophia Hoffman, whose birth is marked by her great-aunt's prediction that she possesses "e;the sight.
First published as Hanamushiro in 1948, the setting for The Flower Mat is eighteenth-century Japan, a time when familes were bound together by a rigid code of honor and individual lives were of necessity valued far less than the interests of the group.
Evan's CatalogThirty years after the night Evan Ryder drowned, Firelake is back onstage for one final reunion tour — and Jake Sullivan, the man who has carried Evan's songs across decades, feels the weight of every note.
'MADELEINE GRAY IS A DAZZLING WRITER - A HUGE TALENT' GILLIAN ANDERSON'BEAUTIFUL, DEVASTATING, HILARIOUS AND FULL OF LIFE' JESSICA STANLEY'ALL KINDS OF GORGEOUSNESS' JENNIE GODFREY'GRAY WRITES SO ACUTELY ABOUT THE MESS OF DESIRE AND THE HUMAN CONDITION' NIGELLA LAWSONBooks about friendship are not often described as love stories, but this is one.
A novel needs to contain 50,000 words and more if you wish to be in the good graces of Publishing, which I don't, don't give a hoot, suggesting that if you question my label your answer becomes the misfortune of the question.
'Inventive' THE TIMESFrom the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Termination Shock and Cryptonomicon, the first installment in a monumental new trilogy-an expansive historical epic of intrigue and international espionage, presaging the dawn of the Atomic Age.
From the New York Times bestselling author of Luckiest Girl Alive and Bright Young Women comes the highly anticipated, heart-pounding thriller with twists you'll never see coming'Dark, twisty, and wildly addictive.
In the quiet western valleys of the kingdom, Lord Bernhard lives as his people do, working the fields, settling disputes, and sharing in the hardships of every harvest.
In the highly anticipated final installment of the Oakwood Bay series';packed with sizzling tension, heat, and sweet, swoon-worthy moments' (Peyton Corinne, USA TODAY bestselling author)childhood best friends Parker and Summer agree to matchmake each other, to disastrous results, all while fighting the fact that they've been each other's soulmate all along.
In Beating The Odds: From Survival to Healing, Vanessa Onstad-Pierre shares a powerful and compassionate roadmap for anyone who has endured trauma, adversity, abuse, loss, or life's overwhelming challenges.
Charlyze has a podcast, a boutique, and absolutely no business spending her days confirming appointments at a private medical practice on the French Riviera.
Paul Olson argues that Chaucer's narratives emerge from his deep concern about the crises of late fourteenth-century England and his vision of the renewal of that troubled society through the ideal of parlement, the various orders of society speaking together, and through a perfective religious discipline.
On a bright June morning, the reclusive billionaire Adrian Mercer isfound dead in a half-dug grave on his own unfinished Hamptons estate,his watch stopped at precisely 3:41 in the morning.
2026 Finalist for The Eric Hoffer Award The first collection of award-winning short fiction from the author of Bellflower and Things to See in Arizona; Mary Vensel White's writing reflects "e;how we can endure and overcome our personal histories, better understand our ancestral ones, and accept the unknown future ahead.
Selected to perform as the Queen of the Wilis in the ballet, Giselle, Dawn Hayes is determined to prove to the other dancers that she is the most worthy of a professional career in ballet.
Zwischen Zimtschnecken und Hygge – Neues Glück in der Stadt der GelassenheitDie wunderschöne Feel-Good-Reihe mit europäischen Traum-Destinationen geht weiter: Der 3.
