Morrow
The Killings of Stanley Ketchel
Stanley Ketchel was a complex man. To women he was a handsome and generous lover; to men he was the…
Intoxicated! A Novel of Money, Madness and the Invention of the World’s Favorite Soft Drink
Editors' choice
Yorkshire, 1869. En route from France by train, Isaac Brookes nearly kicks a bunch of smelly rags out the door…
A Long Shadow
Eighth in the Inspector Ian Rutledge series, this installment finds the Scotland Yard inspector (and veteran of the Great War)…
The Widow’s War
Editors' choice
As a whaler’s wife living on Cape Cod in 1761, Lyddie Berry always knew the dangers. One windy January afternoon,…
In Babylon
It’s easy to see why In Babylon already has been lauded by European critics and has garnered numerous awards on…
More Than You Know
Two stories, set in the small coastal town of Dundee, Maine, fifty years apart, converge in this enthralling novel. In…
Been Here and Gone: A Memoir of the Blues
In what has to be one of the more audacious undertakings of the year, David Dalton relates the entire history…
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