Browsing: Literary Fiction

From a New York Times bestselling author who “nails readers’ attention” (Boston Herald): When treasure hunter Chase Baker hears about an ancient aircraft hidden deep in the jungle, he sets out to find it — but he’ll have to face formidable enemies with terrorist connections…

Winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award National Book Award Finalist A new American classic from the Pulitzer Prize-winning…

A darkly absurd and satirical tale from “the master at his quirky, provocative best” (Cosmopolitan). Rudy Waltz, also known as Deadeye Dick, examines the death of innocence through chilling events, including a double murder and a devastating neutron bomb. With nearly 4,500 five-star ratings on Goodreads!

A “book club–worthy story of redemption, healing, and love” (Booklist) for fans of The Friday Night Knitting Club: Violet’s vintage clothing shop has fallen on hard times. Can two new friends help save the day? “A wonderfully engaging story complete with the true essence of sisterhood” (Stephanie Evanovich).

She hasn’t fallen out of love with her husband. She just can’t stand his church. Katrina’s idea of a pastor’s wife…

A heartwarming story about the unbreakable bond between a mother and her children: Theodora has five spirited daughters — but when all of them leave home to start their own lives, Theodora’s very identity is tested. A beautiful portrait of 20th-century Greece.

Perfect for fans of The Nightingale: Separated from her husband by the Nazis, Dutch woman Marijke has a chance at survival — but only if she makes an unthinkable choice. An “original and unforgettable tale” (Pam Jenoff, bestselling author of The Orphan’s Tale).

DallasOne kiss that burned so hot, I never forgot.Five years later.Audrey… the hottest woman I’ve ever known and my sister’s…

James is comfortable with his life — until he’s startled by the arrival of a child he didn’t know existed. Now he must confront his past and examine his heart in this swoon-worthy read!

This New York Times bestseller hailed as “a miracle of literary serendipity” (The Washington Post) explores the US opioid epidemic through the eyes of one young man. “Unforgettable” (The New Yorker) and “astonishingly good” (Booklist).