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Shadow and Light is a novel about a photographer who loses her eight-year-old daughter in a tragic accident then chances…
A Pulitzer Prize winner: While visiting family in 1930s Germany, Lanny Budd risks everything to save his loved ones from the rising Nazi regime. “Few works of fiction are more fun to read; fewer still make history half as clear, or as human” (Time).
A sharp comedy of manners, and a fiendishly funny treat for Jane Austen and Whit Stillman fans alike. Impossibly beautiful,…
From a Pulitzer Prize finalist comes the “powerful” and “remarkable” tale (The New York Times Book Review) of a harrowing expedition to 1880s Alaska. “An epic adventure story that seems heir to the tradition of Melville… An absorbing and high-stakes read” (Chicago Tribune).
Winner of the 2017 Hugo Award for Best Novel“Magnificent” – NPR The acclaimed sequel to the bestselling The Fifth Season,…
Come Alive is book two in The Cityscape Series and should be read after Come Undone. Determined to move on…
In Savannah, Georgia, the women of the powerful Temple family maintain their influence by hoarding secrets — but when someone starts leaking tidbits to the press, their lives are soon transformed. “Gabriel unfolds her story deftly… A satisfying read” (Kirkus Reviews).
Years after Angel left Ryker without a word, she shows up at his door. Now he’ll do anything to get her to stay with him — and to reawaken their burning passion…
This “well-detailed and truly moving” historical novel (Kirkus Reviews) offers a lush, sweeping portrait of the woman who would become Marlene Dietrich — including her dazzling career, turbulent relationships, and efforts during World War II. “A gloriously entertaining read… Utterly beguiling” (Beatriz Williams).
In this crackling literary thriller, a skilled con man meets his match in his latest mark: a wealthy widow with secrets of her own. This “gut-clenching cat-and-mouse game” (Booklist) inspired the hit film starring Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen!