Browsing: Sagas

“Everything a great suspense novel should be” (Lee Child): Unwilling to believe her husband died by suicide, Nora searches for answers — and soon begins unraveling her hometown’s dark secrets. “Terrific” (Harlan Coben), with over 80 five-star ratings on BookBub.

When tragedy strikes a West Virginia coal mining family, two children start out on a trek that they hope will…

For fans of Downton Abbey: Stifled by social expectations, Lady Elizabeth volunteers as an ambulance driver on the western front. There she finds love amid the carnage — but will her hopes melt away in the crucible of war? From “a gifted, compelling storyteller” (Hazel Gaynor).

Small-town overachiever Riley Banks has finally scored her big break — working in Manhattan as a fashion design assistant for…

Claire is inconsolable after her missing husband is presumed dead — until a budding friendship with a kind widower helps her move on. But old secrets surface when the last man she expects walks back into her life…

#1 Bestselling New Adult Romance — #1 Top Rated Women’s Psychological Fiction & Top 10 Rated New Adult — Top…

“Extremely funny, witty, and masterfully written” (New York Times bestselling author Tina Reber): After losing her job, boyfriend, and apartment on the same day, Janie Morris could use a pick-me-up. And then gorgeous Quinn Sullivan makes her an incredible offer… With over 18,700 five-star ratings on Goodreads!

“For a wonderful read, don’t miss a visit to Eternity Springs” (Lisa Kleypas). Gabriel Callahan wants to be left alone when he arrives in a small mountain town — but when he meets his new neighbor, veterinarian Nicole, he changes his mind. “Heartfelt” (Susan Wiggs).

Bookish Amy has loved Sam since high school. But after she wins a searing kiss from his bandmate, Sam will have to fight for a second chance. A scintillating read from a New York Times bestselling author.

Based on historic documents, this powerful novel examines a devastating turning point in the history of the Mississippi River Valley’s native people. In 1541, Spanish conquistadors decimated their civilization — and a century later, Manaha will fight to keep the story of her homeland alive.