Browsing: Literary Fiction

The international-bestselling winner of the National Book Award and the basis for the Academy Award-winning film directed by John Ford.…

At the onset of the Civil War, eighteen-year-old Bledsoe, son of a slave and his white master, runs away from…

From the USA Today Bestselling author of The Magician’s Lie “A Spunky Spy Saga.” – NPR Books “Macallister is becoming…

After losing her husband in the American Revolutionary War, Lizzie Boylston channels her grief into her work. As her reputation as a midwife and healer grows, she befriends Abigail Adams — and finds herself entangled in a political plot.

With over 2,000 five-star Goodreads ratings: James has found his soulmate in Louisa, but she’s already engaged — to his closest friend. When their feelings come to light years later, the results will forever change them. “A stunning novel, laced with humor” (USA Today bestselling author Maddie Dawson).

Outspoken talk show host Knight Mulcahy has plenty of enemies — so when his corpse turns up after a party, detective partners Charlie and Mort must sift through a town full of suspects! “Entertaining and amusing” (Kirkus Reviews).

Palm Beach detective Charlie Crawford digs for the truth about a woman found dead in a swimming pool — but can he survive the confrontation when the trail leads to a powerful and ruthless Russian gangster? “A relentlessly diverting mystery… briskly paced fun” (Kirkus Reviews).

A terrible car accident occurs. Richard and Sonia, a couple with a crumbling marriage, stop to help the critically injured…

A beloved New York Times bestselling author delivers “a mature, gripping, emotional drama” (Kirkus Reviews). As World War II rages, General Dwight D. Eisenhower rises through the ranks — while two women vie for his heart.

An NPR Best Book of 2017 from the New York Times bestselling author of Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore: Everything changes for Lois when she’s gifted a sourdough starter and discovers an underground farmers market! “Delicious fun… As delectable as its namesake” (The Washington Post).