Browsing: France

A New York Times bestseller from “a grandmaster of the historical espionage genre” (The Boston Globe): In occupied France, Resistance leader Mathieu guides a group of citizens on a mission to subvert Hitler. “Furst never stops astounding me” (Tom Hanks).

When romance novelist Juliette Sobanet made the heart-wrenching choice to divorce her husband, she decided her new happily ever after might as well begin in Paris. This raw memoir will transport you to the City of Lights — where Juliette would find self-discovery, a love affair, and second chances.

From the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Jungle: When World War I breaks out, Lanny comes of age decoding messages for the war effort — all while chaos erupts around him and history is made. “Few works of fiction are more fun to read” (Time).

Troubadour Estela will do whatever it takes to rescue the knight she loves — but will her brave actions seal his fate? Estela embarks on a perilous journey to the Holy Land in this enthralling historical epic set in 1151.

At the age of seventeen in a last-minute twist of fate, Laura Bradbury is sent to Burgundy, France, for a…

A propulsive novel of World War II espionage by the author of New York Times best seller The Glass Room.Barely…

A “literary treat” (Booklist) with over 900 five-star ratings on Goodreads: In 18th-century Europe, a Swiss boy with a gift for sound pursues his larger-than-life destiny in this “entertaining and eye-opening aria of a book” (The Washington Post).

“Enthralling… Beautifully told” (The Boston Globe): As a young Monet pursues art, he experiences terrible hardships as well as a great romance with Camille, his muse. A tragic and breathtaking novel set in the 19th century.

“Required reading” (New York Post) for fans of Erik Larson: When a brutal serial killer terrorized Nazi-occupied Paris, the ensuing trial spiraled out of control. A “masterpiece” (Salon) with over 1,100 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

In this “heart-wrenching and timeless” novel (Pam Jenoff, bestselling author of The Orphan’s Tale), three young women leave France to become brides in colonial Quebec. A “lively adventure… realistic and romantic” (RT Book Reviews).