Riverhead
Song Yet Sung
Editors' choice
Written by the author of the bestselling memoir The Color of Water, this novel is set in the 1850s. Liz,…
Lost in Austen
This book, the latest attempt to capitalize on Jane Austen’s recent popularity, is an interactive novel where you, the reader,…
The Teahouse Fire
In New York in 1865, little Aurelia Corneille, the illegitimate child of a French maid, is orphaned. Her uncle Charles…
Resurrection
In 1947, Gemma Bastian makes a decision to leave London for Cairo upon receiving word of her father’s death. Charles…
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