Browsing: United States

Colonial

One Small Candle

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A New York Times bestselling historian delivers an absorbing chronicle of the Pilgrims’ first year in Plymouth, featuring vivid portraits of colony leaders and striking accounts of their trials and triumphs.

Biographies and Memoirs

Murder in Little Egypt

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This “terrifying” New York Times bestseller (Kirkus Reviews) recounts the story of Dr. John Dale Cavaness — a respected physician accused of murdering his son in cold blood — and the small town that couldn’t see a killer in their midst. A “riveting, historical true crime account” (Publishers Weekly).

20th Century

Truman

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The life of Harry S. Truman is one of the greatest of American stories, filled with vivid characters — Roosevelt,…

Actors

Dear Cary

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A New York Times bestseller and a BookBub Recommended Read filled with rare photos and private letters: This candid account of actor and filmmaker Dyan Cannon’s life — including her stormy marriage to Cary Grant — is “complex and captivating… an unqualified success” (New York Journal of Books).

Army

First They Killed My Father

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Five-year-old Loung’s life was shattered when the Khmer Rouge stormed into Phnom Penh, tearing her family apart. In this gripping memoir that inspired the critically acclaimed film, Loung tells her story of surviving one of the 20th century’s most brutal dictatorships. “This powerful account is a triumph” (Publishers Weekly).

Bestsellers

Auschwitz: A Doctor’s Eyewitness Account

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“The best brief account of the Auschwitz experience available” (The New York Review of Books): A Jewish doctor chronicles his time at Auschwitz, where he was forced to work as an assistant to the infamous Nazi scientist Josef Mengele. A New York Times bestseller with over 8,500 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

Biographies and Memoirs

Official and Confidential

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A Wall Street Journal bestseller: Hoover headed the FBI for 50 years, leaving a trail of paranoia, blackmail, and other indiscretions in his wake. This fascinating biography “throws light on Hoover’s relentless corruption and other skeletons in his closet” (Publishers Weekly).