Browsing: Asia

In the year since she cast her sunbolt, Hitomi has recovered only a handful of memories. But the truths of…

1880, California: When 17-year-old Topaz Woo dies during childbirth, she gets the chance to watch her newborn daughter from the beyond — and tries to influence her to lead a good life. “A tumultuous and sweet story” (Teen Vogue).

Young Maya spends her days collecting items that wash ashore in her tiny fishing village. But when she discovers a bottle containing a diamond ring, she and her friends find themselves swept up in a thrilling rescue mission!

The Well of Tears was created to harness the power of the Netherworld to prevent a magical apocalypse. Now Darien…

Perfect for fans of Rebecca: Gwen arrives in 1920s Ceylon with her new husband, but lingering questions about his first wife cast a dark shadow over their future… A “spellbinding” novel (Booklist) with more than 3,500 five-star Goodreads ratings.

A Pulitzer Prize finalist: In the wake of Pearl Harbor, daredevil pilot Jimmy Doolittle led 16 US Army bombers to Japan in a pivotal, retaliatory mission. “One of the most incredible accounts of American military valor I’ve ever read” (New York Times bestselling author Pat Conroy).

The Combat Codes fuses thrilling mixed martial arts action into an immersive sci-fi world. A must-read for any fan of…

In October 1839, a Windsor cabinet meeting votes to begin the first Opium War against China. Bureaucratic fumbling, military missteps,…

“Gripping” (Kirkus Reviews): Fleeing capture and execution by Japanese troops during World War II, newlywed journalists Mel and Annalee Jacoby made a daring escape across the Pacific. “Remarkable… Part history, part a celebration of war correspondence, but, mostly, a love story” (Booklist starred review).

This “richly textured narrative history” (Kirkus Reviews starred review) follows three brothers through World War II. After a Japanese American family was torn apart by the war, they had to travel between countries — and choose their allegiances. “Deeply researched and elegantly written” (USA Today).