Dutton
How to Seal Your Own Fate (Castle Knoll Files)
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How to Seal Your Own Fate is the second novel in Perrin’s cleverly conceived series about Annie Adams, a mystery writer who ...Read Review
Rooms for Vanishing
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Rooms for Vanishing is the story of a family of Viennese Jews torn apart by the Anschluss. Nadler tells their stories through the ...Read Review
The Stolen Queen
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Once again spotlighting New York’s world-famous architecture and strong female protagonists in a poignant story, Fiona Davis has crafted a compelling tale ...Read Review
Daughters of Bronze: A Novel of Troy
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In Daughters of Bronze, A. D. Rhine (Ashlee Cowles and Danielle Stinson) continues their feminist retelling of The Iliad, focusing on four women: ...Read Review
Eleanore of Avignon
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The Provençal city of Avignon in 1347-48 is rife with tension and drama, with the Catholic popes in residence, Queen Joanna of ...Read Review
How to Solve Your Own Murder (Castle Knoll Files, 1)
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A dual-timeline murder mystery stocked with colorful characters, this is a fun page-turner with a lot of atmosphere. In the present-day timeline, Annie ...Read Review
The Incorrigibles
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San Francisco, 1972: Twenty-five-year-old Judy has recently separated from her abusive, unfaithful husband. Women’s liberation is in the air, and Judy dreams of ...Read Review
The Sicilian Inheritance
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Sicily, 1920s and present day: enticed by the inheritance of a plot of land, Sara flees Philadelphia for the village of her ancestors ...Read Review
The Wildest Sun
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This is a Bildungsroman—a novel of education and formation of character—as our narrator, a French teenager named Delphine Auber, helpfully informs ...Read Review
Again and Again
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Geno, an elderly man living in an assisted living facility, believes that he has lived many lives over the course of more than ...Read Review






