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Small Blessings: A Novel

Martha Woodroof

“Woodroof nails the debut novel: This warm, wise tale leaves a smile long after the final page is turned.” ―...

Gemini: A Novel

Carol Cassella

“Once again, Carol Cassella has written a novel full of gorgeously rendered characters, fascinating medical detail...

Riddley Walker, Expanded Edition

Russell Hoban

Riddley Walker deserves its cult status for making us feel spectral in the midst of life: it confronts us with a...

How to Lose a Bride in One Night: Forgotten Princesses (Forgotten Princesses, 3)

Sophie Jordan

Review “Sophie Jordan is one of a kind!” — Samantha James “Jordan makes her debut with a delightfully charming,...

Norwood

Charles Portis

From Library Journal This is the second installment in Overlook's planned four-volume series of Portis reissues. Portis...

Market Forces: A Novel

Richard K. Morgan

Richard Morgan, the award-winning author of Altered Carbon and Broken Angels , strikes out into new territory with...

City of Spies

Sorayya Khan

Review “Khan writes with lovely elegance…The novel is a moving success and necessary at a time when many of the...

Belle Cora

Phillip Margulies

“You don’t just read Belle Cora. You live it.” —Kate Alcott, author of The Dressmaker “Memorable at every...

El maestro del Prado: y las pinturas proféticas (Spanish Edition)

Javier Sierra

Book Description Descubre de la mano de Javier Sierra los secretos que se ocultan tras las pinturas más importantes...

Oil! (California Fiction)

Upton Sinclair

From Library Journal Sinclair's 1927 novel did for California's oil industry what The Jungle did for Chicago's...

The Duke Undone

Joanna Lowell

“Lushly dark, riddled with secrets, and seductive….Lowell’s writing oozes a sense of place. [The] sense of...

Swimming in the Moon: A Novel

Pamela Schoenewaldt

“From the sun-baked cobblestones of Naples to a crowded boardinghouse in Cleveland to a grand vaudeville hall in...

Season of the Dragonflies: A Novel

Sarah Creech

From Booklist Four generations of Lenore women have manufactured a unique, very costly perfume that endows its...

Where Dead Men Meet

Mark Mills

The best novel I read this year. Where Dead Men Meet is an exhilarating and hair-raising charge through pre-war Europe,...

Devices and Desires (Engineer Trilogy)

K. J. Parker

From Publishers Weekly Parker (the Scavenger trilogy) raises the bar for realistic fantasy war craft with this series...

KING'S CHAMELEON, THE (A Kit Faulkner Naval Adventure, 3)

Richard Woodman

About the Author Richard Woodman is the prize-winning author of over forty novels and several acclaimed works of...

Death and Nightingales

Eugene McCabe

From Publishers Weekly Originally published in England in 1992, McCabe's powerful, gruffly lyrical novel, released for...

Piercing

Ryu Maurakami

...short, tense and brutally eloquent" -- Publishers Weekly "The latest postcard from the edge by noir-ish Japanese...

Heure Trouble (L')

Johan Theorin

Né en 1963 à Göteborg, Johan Theorin passe, depuis l'enfance, tous ses étés sur l'île d'Öland au Sud-Est de la...

By Gaslight: A Novel

Steven Price

By Gaslight can be seen as Arthur Conan Doyle by way of Dickens by way of Faulkner . . . Intense, London-centric,...

A River of Stars: A Novel

Vanessa Hua

“ A River of Stars splits the ‘Chinese immigrant story’ into a kaleidoscopic spectrum, putting human faces to the...

Chosen (Leaving Bennet Behind)

Sarah Johnson

Sarah Johnson is a freelance writer and longtime lover of the written word. Her love of the classics began early, with...

Canone Inverso: A Novel

Paolo Maurensig

In present day London, a rare, 17th-century violin is offered at auction. Two bidders in particular covet it, one of...

The Attack

Yasmina Khadra

“Engrossing…audaciously conceived, courageously important [and] urgently humane, The Attack is Khadra’s best and...