Berkley
Dreams of Falling
A multi-generational novel of friendship, second chances, betrayal, and long-held secrets, Dreams of Falling is a poignant piece of Southern…
The Broken Girls
Editors' choice
In 1950, four roommates from Idlewild Hall, a New England boarding school for wayward girls, bond over the one thing…
A Brush with Shadows
In July 1831, Sebastian Gage has come home to Langstone Manor in Scotland. Surrounding his home are beautiful and bleak…
Swimming Between Worlds
Written with candor and compassion, Orr’s second novel takes place in the conservative South in 1959 with short flashbacks to…
The Other Lady Vanishes
The Other Lady Vanishes by Amanda Quick (aka Jayne Anne Krentz) takes the reader to glamorous Burning Cove, California, playground…
Why Kill the Innocent
In 1814, the last Frost Fair was held on the Thames, and London was in the midst of the cruelest…
A Treacherous Curse
Editors' choice
Honestly, if Raybourn published a new Speedwell book every week, I would find time in my crazy schedule to read…
Death Below Stairs
Kat Holloway, a well-respected cook in Victorian England, lands a job in the stuffy house of Lord and Lady Rankin.…
Next Year in Havana
Editors' choice
Marisol Ferrera is living in modern-day Miami when she agrees to honor her grandmother Elisa’s last request by traveling to…
As Bright as Heaven
Writing with tremendous empathy, Meissner shows how a family is transformed by tragedy and hope during the 1918 influenza pandemic.…
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