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The Maidens
The Maidens is being described as a dark academia whodunit set in the hallowed halls of Cambridge. Maria Andros is a London-based psychotherapist who just lost her husband. When she gets the news that her niece’s best friend has been gruesomely murdered at Cambridge, Maria pauses her group sessions to rush to the school—both to console her ...
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Songbirds
From the prize-winning author of The Beekeeper of Aleppo, a remarkable story about a Sri Lankan nanny gone ...
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The Kindest Lie
The scene is set in 2008 when Ruth Tuttle, a black ivy-league educated engineer, and her equally impressive ...
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Outlawed
The description 'Feminine Western' caught my eye, and I can guarantee, confiscated my attention! What a ...
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We Run The Tides
I tore through this book and soaked up every word of its engrossing story about two teenage best friends in ...
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The Paper Palace
This book is my absolute favorite for the summer, and I'm thrilled it comes out in June. "A story of summer, ...
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Somebody’s Daughter
This memoir opens with a letter from the author's father, who has been in prison most of her life. He is ...
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Happy All the Time
Reissuing a classic from the '70s that you will tear through in guilty-pleasure (yet very intelligent) ...
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Unsettled Ground
This book was quite a journey, and one that you must go on! Set in the bucolic English countryside, you find ...
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Early Morning Riser
Jane moves to Boyne City, Michigan, to teach the 2nd grade and immediately falls for handsome, easygoing, and ...
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Whereabouts
The first novel in nearly a decade by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Jhumpa Lahiri, is here and is ...
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Walking in Wonder: Eternal ...
I first heard the unforgettable Irish brogue of John O’Donohue on Krista Tippett’s podcast, On Being. ...
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Caul Baby
A fascinating and riveting book following three generations of Black women. The Melancons have a magical ...
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