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FISTFUL OF RAIN is the sequel to 2017’s South California Purples. Set in 1975, it is the story of a…
The year is 1973, and the last of America’s soldiers are returning home from Vietnam, often shouted down and spat…
“Rich and delicious” (Booklist): Raphael is determined to become the greatest artist in history — but achieving his goal means competing against legendary sculptor Michelangelo in the halls of the Vatican. “Warm, witty, mesmerizing… A feast for the senses, every brushstroke a delight” (Kate Quinn).
One City. One Movement. A World of Stories. Stories from Suffragette City is a collection of short stories that all…
In 1858, Princess Victoria of England marries her beloved Prince Frederick of Prussia — but unexpected challenges and court intrigue await her. “Sweeping, immersive… draws readers into the mesmerizing world of the eldest daughter of Queen Victoria” (New York Times bestselling author Marie Benedict).
When Clarissa Kelly inherits an Irish castle, the only one thing standing in her way is the devilishly handsome man…
A 2020 Good Morning America Book Club Pick that heralds the arrival of “a talented new author” (Kristin Hannah): This riveting historical novel follows the sweeping story of Nori, a half-Black girl born into a noble Japanese family during World War II. “I inhaled Fifty Words for Rain in one day. I had no choice” (The New York Times Book Review).
From a New York Times bestselling duo! After a mistake drives him out of Pinkerton, Buck Trammel escapes the Bower gang and finds himself in Blackstone, Wyoming — but Old Man Bower is determined to see his grudge through to the very end…
A beautiful fantasy from a New York Times bestselling author! After discovering her own powers, Maeve sets out to save her friend Brody — but when she finally finds the shifter-spy, she’ll discover he’s done the unthinkable in order to reverse his childhood curse…
After World War II, twin sisters Bronka and Johanna Lubinski and their family begin anew in America — but they’re still haunted by the horrors of the Holocaust… “A complex, difficult, and well-researched novel” (Booklist).