Browsing: Bestsellers

This New York Times bestseller with over 3,500 five-star Goodreads ratings immerses readers in the spellbinding world of Outlander. “Gabaldon brings an effusive joy to her fiction that proves infectious” (Publishers Weekly).

“Absolutely delightful” (People): After her father’s passing, Emilia considers selling the family bookstore. But the colorful members of her tight-knit community may change her mind… “A love letter to books and the shops that sell them” (USA Today).

“A darkly brilliant tale” (Truman Capote): When Rosemary moves in next to the genial Castevets, she’s sucked into a demonic circle that worships her unborn baby. This classic, creepy bestseller has nearly 28,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

An engaging box set from an author with “unfailing charm… One never tires of his accounts” (Chicago Tribune): English naturalist Gerald Durrell’s family moved to a Greek island when he was a small child, and adventures of all shapes and sizes ensued.

From a #1 New York Times bestselling author: To make rent, Ellen is happy to act as housemother for her three roommates — an arrangement that homeowner Reed hasn’t approved. But he soon finds himself falling for his unexpected tenant…

In 1914, nurse Joanna — Sherlock Holmes’s daughter — teams up with Dr. Watson and his son to catch a cunning killer… This “pitch-perfect” whodunit (Library Journal) is “a must-read novel for fans of historical mystery and of Sherlock Holmes” (RT Book Reviews).

Haunted by her mistakes, pregnant Elena takes refuge with her grandmother in a Colorado mountain town — and gains an unexpected chance at redemption. “Beautifully written… Readers will treasure this novel” (RT Book Reviews).

An “unforgettable tale of memories, love, and reconciliation” (Pam Jenoff): After Katie discovers a love letter written by her father in World War II–era Austria, she unravels the history of generations of Jewish families. “Hopeful, poignant” (Booklist), with over 4,400 five-star Goodreads ratings!

In 1917, two English girls shocked the world with a dazzling photograph. A century later, Olivia Kavanagh discovers a manuscript in her grandfather’s bookstore — and is drawn into the girls’ mysterious world. “An enchanting and enthralling tale” (Pam Jenoff, bestselling author of The Orphan’s Tale).

From a #1 New York Times bestselling author: This gripping collection of classic novels tackles family secrets, racism, military life, and more. “Conroy has achieved a penetrating vision of the Southern psyche” (Publishers Weekly).