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New edition with engaging side notes that offer background on social customs, thoughts on the book’s themes of faith, and…
A passionate romance from a New York Times bestselling author, with nearly 5,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads! Savannah’s career is ruined — unless she can write a piece about reclusive wounded veteran Asher. “Readers will fall in love with this modern-day fairy tale” (RT Book Reviews).
From the Nobel Prize–winning author of The Good Earth comes a novel about love, tradition, and assimilation. Peony is sold as a bondmaid to a Jewish family and falls in love with their son, David, as they grow up together. But David is duty bound to marry another…
What if serial killers had a competition… and you were the prize? Retired FBI profiler Wallace Mack and Nicole Candela, a woman he rescued three years earlier, must go up against the most twisted minds in the world in this chilling thriller.
The timeless story of four siblings who step through a wardrobe and into the snow-covered kingdom of Narnia: Lucy and her siblings are the only ones who can break the spell of eternal winter — but not without making an enormous sacrifice.
He’s bad news wrapped in a beautiful package. The definition of bad boy and my heart’s worst nightmare. And now…
Both a thrilling page-turner and a moral allegory, depicts the struggle between good and evil, vying for the soul of…
A riotous tale of Americana in the vein of O Brother, Where Art Thou?: Tobias, a preacher’s son, embarks on a hapless journey to recover a long-hidden stash of money. A humorous novel “steeped in wanderlust and whimsy” (Publishers Weekly), with nearly 2,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.
A celebrated New York Times bestseller from a National Book Award–winning author: As orphan Homer Wells comes of age, he must reckon with life, love, and the beliefs of his father figure, Dr. Wilbur Larch. “Engrossing, moving, thoroughly satisfying” (Joseph Heller, author of Catch-22).