Browsing: Literary Fiction

Bestsellers

The Darkest Secret

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“If there has been a better mystery-suspense story written in this decade, I can’t think of it” (Stephen King). Twelve years ago, Sean’s young daughter disappeared. Now, Sean has died under strange circumstances — and dark family secrets will come to light… “Kept me up way, way past my bedtime” (The Washington Post).

Bestsellers

The Dollhouse

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“Impossible to put down” (People): Journalist Rose is swept into a mystery at New York’s famous Barbizon Hotel — and discovers the story of Darby and her foray into the dark side of the city over half a century ago. With nearly 5,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.

Fiction

Siracusa

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In this gripping New York Times bestseller, two American couples go on a trip to Italy together — only to face a crisis born of their own secrets and lies. “Ephron’s novel has the feel of a classic” (The Washington Post).

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Under the Harrow

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A 2017 Edgar Award winner “for fans of The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl” (The New York Times Book Review): Nora travels to the country to visit her sister — but finds her brutally murdered. As Nora hunts for answers, her own secrets might destroy her… “Exquisitely taut and intense” (The Washington Post).

Action and Adventure

The Wood’s Edge

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After his newborn’s death, Major Reginald Aubrey makes a haunting choice: He takes another family’s child as a replacement. Years later, the truth is revealed — but will God’s plan be made clear? “A novel that will linger in my heart for a long time to come” (Robin Lee Hatcher).

Bestsellers

Three Sisters, Three Queens

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“The queen of royal fiction” (USA Today) offers an unforgettable New York Times bestseller: Can the bond of sisterhood stop three Tudor women from becoming rival monarchs? “Mesmerizing, intimate… [Gregory] brings history to life” (RT Book Reviews).

Coming of Age

The Girls

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Girls—their vulnerability, strength, and passion to belong—are at the heart of this stunning first novel for readers of Jeffrey Eugenides’…

Fiction

One Little Mistake

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A split-second decision to leave her baby unsupervised turns Vicky’s life into a nightmare. She turns to her friend Amber for guidance — but will her confession prove to be an even greater mistake? “Will make any woman look at her best friend with more than a touch of suspicion” (Jane Corry).