Browsing: Literary Fiction

“Women and children to the right. Men, to the left,” I once said. From 1942 to 1944 I was what…

‘Full of terrific historical detail… has that sparky confidence and unputdownable quality.’ Alison Pearson, judge for the Lucy Cavendish Fiction…

Holly has big plans for expanding her family’s business. There’s just one problem: brooding board member Sebastian Renaud. Holly can’t get the city’s most feared man on her side, or out of her mind! Passion and danger collide in this sizzling romance with over 1,900 five-star Goodreads ratings.

Joss and Phil’s already rocky marriage is fragmented when Phil is injured in a devastating fire and diagnosed with Capgras…

When her grandfather asks her to return to the Canadian island where she grew up, Beth learns the community’s fate is hanging in the balance — and finds herself caught between the past and the present. “A dramatic, rewarding story about a woman reconnecting with family, nature, and herself” (Kirkus Reviews).

After moving west for the promise of gold, Elisabeth discovers her marriage isn’t what it seems — but her correspondence with writer Louisa May Alcott may help her find a new purpose. “A captivating gold rush tale told from the viewpoint of an indomitable woman” (Kirkus Reviews).

In the summer of 1964, a young American nun flees her convent in a Peruvian mountain village — and embarks on an eight-day journey that brings her surprising answers… “A moving, emotionally resonant tale” (Kirkus Reviews).

After entering into an arranged marriage with Sanjay, Tara moves to the South — where she must contend with painful memories and an increasingly tempestuous relationship. But can she find the courage to fight for her happiness? A “thoughtful, moving novel” (Library Journal).

In this sweeping dual-timeline read, Rachel stumbles upon a packet of letters and a diary in her late mother’s home — and her discovery leads her to a tragic story from 17th-century Spain. “An ambitious, engaging novel that explores the power of finding personal connection to the past” (Kirkus Reviews).

After Tess’s flirty note accidentally falls into the hands of Jon, a sexy stranger, the two can’t resist indulging in a vacation fling. One blissful week together is all they want — but keeping things strictly physical will prove a challenge…