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The Red Room (A Risk Agent Novel)

Ridley Pearson

From Booklist *Starred Review* Previous Risk Agent ops in Shanghai (The Risk Agent, 2012) and Amsterdam (Choke Point,...

Seven Year Switch

Claire Cook

A] beach chair worthy read." --New York Times"[A] hot summer beach book." --USA Today"Bestseller Cook charms again in...

Dragon Strike

Humphrey Hawksley

From Publishers Weekly Long on political detail and short on well-drawn characters, this debut thriller from a pair of...

The Bird Sisters

Rebecca Rasmussen

Rasmussen has written her graceful debut . . . with unflinching and transporting empathy." ---Stefan Merrill Block,...

The Summer We Read Gatsby: A Novel

Danielle Ganek

“You can hear the waves crashing and ice cubes tinkling as [these sisters] reunite with lost loves and try to mend...

A Thousand Cuts: A Novel

Simon Lelic

In his powerful, wrenching debut, Lelic takes a sadly familiar crime and delves into the equally familiar menace at its...

The Weekend: A Novel

Charlotte Wood

Praise for The Weekend : “A lovely, insightful exploration of aging, regrets and rebirth.” — People “Wood has...

Tampa

Alissa Nutting

Review “...A highly diverting read...Ms. Nutting lands it.” — New York Times “Impeccably written, full of smart...

Hot Milk

Deborah Levy

Gorgeous . . . What makes the book so good is Ms. Levy’s great imagination, the poetry of her language, her way of...

The Little Red Chairs

Edna O'Brien

A remarkable novel.... Extraordinary and unsettling."― James Wood, New Yorker "[An] extraordinary articulation of the...

Celestial Bodies

Jokha Alharthi

Winner of the 2019 Man Booker International Prize A New York Times Book Review Editor’s Choice A Kirkus Reviews Best...

The Last Kind Words Saloon: A Novel

Larry McMurtry

Such a comfortable Western that Sam Elliott might as well be narrating it directly into your ear. McMurtry intersperses...

The Lifeboat: A Novel

Charlotte Rogan

Charlotte Rogan uses a deceptively simply narrative of shipwreck and survival to explore our all-too-human capacity for...

Late in the Day: A Novel

Tessa Hadley

“With each new book by Tessa Hadley, I grow more convinced that she’s one of the greatest stylists alive…. To...

All the Birds, Singing: A Novel

Evie Wyld

**One of the Best Books ofxa0the Yearxa0in the Guardian, New Statesman, Independent, Observer ** **Shortlisted for the...

The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.: A Novel

Adelle Waldman

From Booklist In this sharply written first novel, Waldman homes in on a self-absorbed writer living in New York City....

The Adults: A Novel

Caroline Hulse

“Your worst-ever family holiday gathering can’t possibly be as painfully hilarious as the one in Caroline Hulse’s...

The Almost Moon

Alice Sebold

About the Author Alice Sebold is the bestselling author of The Lovely Bones , a novel, and Lucky , a memoir. She lives...

The Jane Austen Book Club

Karen Joy Fowler

Review What strikes one first is the voice: robust, sly, witty, elegant, unexpected. -- New York Times Book Review

The Hitman's Guide to Housecleaning

Hallgrimur Helgason

Review “A sensational book. Hallgrimur Helgason’s brain is like this amazing app that morphs the English language...

Cape May: A Novel

Chip Cheek

Chip Cheek’s Cape May is a debut novel about a young, virginal Southern couple on their off-season honeymoon in 1957...

A Week in December

Sebastian Faulks

This vast novel, well-plotted and gripping throughout, is the first that Sebastian Faulks has set in our time... the...

Dear Mr. M: A Novel

Herman Koch

“An exhilarating and unpredictable novel…[it] opens before us like a set of nesting dolls, each narrative turn...

Final Cut: A Novel

S. J. Watson

A tight, brisk plot drives this sharp character study. Watson perfectly capture small town ennui while illustrating how...