To Be Where You Are
“Jan Karon never disappoints…[she] satiates her fans’ craving for more Mitford with these stories of grace and compassion, all told with a dose of humor and humility.”—Bookpage
Winter Solstice
"Hilderbrand has quickly put her witty and at times profound stamp on the Christmas genre."¯Kirkus
The Witches' Tree
“M. C. Beaton has a foolproof plot for the village mystery.” ¯The New York Times Book Review
The Tiger's Prey
“This harrowing and exciting epic tale of revenge, betrayal, and hope will thrill Smith’s many fans and adventure fiction readers.” (Library Journal)
Smile
"Smile is a novel that's as original as it is brutal, and as painful as it is necessary. Doyle asks us not just to consider the ravages of post-traumatic stress, but to feel them, or as closely as we can, anyway. It's his bravest novel yet; it's also, by far, his best." –Michael Schaub, npr.org
Death Overdue
Carrie Singleton is just about done with Clover Ridge, Connecticut until she's offered a job as the head of programs and events at the spooky local library, complete with its own librarian ghost. Her first major event is a program presented by a retired homicide detective, Al Buckley, who claims he knows who murdered Laura […]
Manhattan Beach
“Tremendously assured and rich, moving from depictions of violence and crime to deep tenderness. The book’s emotional power once again demonstrates Egan’s extraordinary gifts.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
The Good People
"Kent skillfully depicts a world where anything outside the norm falls under suspicion, particularly women who are not under the protection of a man."¯Library Journal
The Cuban Affair
“[An] action-packed, relentlessly paced thriller… A line from the novel perfectly describes this page-turner: ‘Sex, money, and adventure. Does it get any better than that?’” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
An Echo of Murder
“[Anne] Perry fashions a rich, if blood-spattered narrative from this chapter of history. As the murders [of Hungarians] continue, Monk and his clever wife, Hester . . . struggle to fathom the new climate of hatred. ‘I think it’s fear,’ Hester says. ‘It’s fear of ideas, things that aren’t the way you’re used to. Everyone […]