Browsing: Literary Fiction

“Poignant” (Library Journal): Catching her big break to report on World War II, American journalist Ruby moves to London — where she encounters both the horrors of war and lessons about love. “Enriched with authentic period detail… A fascinating, compelling tale” (New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Chiaverini).

“Rich in period detail” (Publishers Weekly): Sent to the past to recover Jane Austen’s lost manuscript, Rachel soon finds her mission — and her heart — in danger. “Engaging… full of witty dialogue, a secret engagement, and a delightful clan of loving siblings” (Booklist).

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From the bestselling author of Good Sam comes a taut and thought-provoking follow-up, Perfectly Good Crime.When the estates of the…

A Booker Prize finalist with over 8,100 five-star ratings on Goodreads: After a triple homicide shakes a Scottish farming community, the sanity and motives of the accused — a shy teenager named Roderick — are called into question. “An ingenious, artful tale” (NPR).

“A page-turning delight” (Booklist starred review): Bored with the monotony of aging, elderly Hendrik hatches a plan to shake up his retirement home. “Engaging and hilarious” (Publishers Weekly), with nearly 4,400 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

After a difficult breakup, Ellie moves to Rowan Hill to cure her heartache and save the decaying estate. As she settles into village life, can she keep herself from meddling in the lives of two local brothers?

The illegitimate daughter of a marquess, Miss Anna Rees hopes to leave her courtesan mother’s scandalous world behind — but the rakish Viscount Maximilian Dane loves a good scandal! “A delightfully witty gem” (New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Ashley).

Tick tock. One day before the wedding of her dreams, Penny is in a city that is no longer her…

“Dazzling… Filled with exquisite, heartrending details” (People): Eleven-year-old Deming’s life changes forever when his undocumented mother leaves for work… and never returns. This PEN/Bellwether Prize winner offers “a fresh and moving look at the immigrant experience in America” (Publishers Weekly starred review).