Browsing: Literary Fiction

Perfect for fans of Orphan Train: In 1950s Quebec, 15-year-old Maggie is forced to give up her baby for adoption. As Elodie grows up, she wonders about the mother she never knew — and Maggie decides to search for her long-lost daughter… “Deep and meaningful” (Booklist).

From a USA Today bestselling author: After his father’s apparent suicide, Harry Ackerson suspects his stepmother and a mysterious young stranger are keeping deadly secrets. “Suspense lovers will devour this deliciously duplicitous read… Chock-full of twists” (Library Journal).

A BookBub Editor Pick: After a devastating divorce, Shelly thought she would never be happy again — until Eric walked into her life. But while Eric seems perfect, his secret could throw Shelly’s world into chaos…

As contestants on a survival reality show, Kyle and Kenzie can’t resist their attraction for each other. But what happens when their love collides with the real world? A swoon-worthy page-turner!

From a two-time RITA finalist: Librarian Rosa might have a crush on wealthy Jeremy, but she knows their lives are headed in different directions. Yet a dance at her sister’s wedding soon turns into a steamy affair… A “revelatory, realistic romance” (Publishers Weekly starred review).

In a desperate moment, Phoebe makes a promise to wed a man she doesn’t love. Can kindhearted Benjamin convince her to marry him instead? A heartwarming Amish romance!

She’s generous, kind, and compassionate—yet Delilah Grey will forever be an outcast in the small seaside town of Camden Beach,…

Two people on the run. An Irish bus tour, and a story you’ll never forget. USA TODAY BEST SELLING AUTHOR…

Mark Helprin’s powerful, rapturous new novel is set in a present-day Paris caught between violent unrest and its well-known, inescapable…

Penny fell for her handsome communications professor the moment she laid eyes on him. Now she’s pregnant with James’s child — but how much does she really know about the man she loves? From an author whose “writing is engaging and her characters sympathetic” (Kirkus Reviews).