Browsing: Literary Fiction

Fiction

Perilous Confessions

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In the Deep South during the 20th century, young novelist Lucy finds herself drawn to Alexander, an enigmatic lawyer from an influential family. But as their powerful bond grows, his dark secrets could lead them both to destruction… First in a captivating series.

Dystopian Fiction

The Deep

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An NPR Best Book of 2019: In an underwater civilization built by enslaved African women, Yetu is chosen as historian — but as the memories become too painful, she travels to the world her people left behind. “Beautiful… imagines a future created from the scars of the past” (Booklist starred review).

Bestsellers

The Daughter’s Tale

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“Both heartbreaking and redemptive” (New York Times bestselling author Lisa Wingate): When 80-year-old Elise Duval receives letters written by her mother during World War II, she must grapple with the devastating truth of her family’s history… Based on true events, this “gripping and richly detailed account” (Booklist) is perfect for book clubs!

Biographical Fiction

Paris, 7 A.M.

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“Exquisite… A triumph” (Library Journal starred review): In 1937, influential American poet Elizabeth Bishop embarks on a three-week trip to Paris — where she makes life-altering discoveries as World War II looms on the horizon. A stunning historical novel featuring “striking imagery and sharp, distinctive language” (Publishers Weekly).

Coming of Age

Going Dutch

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* MOST ANTICIPATED SUMMER READING SELECTION BY * ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY * BUZZFEED * “In this intelligent, entertaining and elegantly written…