Harper
The Half-Drowned King
It is 9th-century Norway, and the Vikings are sailing, raiding, battling, and attending the gathering of peoples known as the…
Grown-up Anger: The Connected Mysteries of Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, and the Calumet Massacre of 1913
Rather than a mystery, Grown-Up Anger is a complex braiding of the personal, socio-political, and musical journeys of major figures…
Orphan Train Girl
This is a shortened, YA/middle-grade version of Orphan Train, the popular adult novel that traces the stories of two orphaned…
Kiss Carlo
Editors' choice
Fans of Adriana Trigiani have a new reason to rejoice with the publication of her latest gem, Kiss Carlo. Trigiani…
Secret Sisters
Illinois, 1881: Beth Carrington is studying to become a doctor, but as the sole female student in the physicians’ program,…
Fire and Sword: Throne of the Caesars, Book 3
In 238 AD, the Roman Empire is in chaos. Co-emperors Gordian the Elder and his son have both been killed…
Miss Treadway and the Field of Stars
In 1965 London, successful American actress Iolanthe (Lanny) Green walks out of the theatre where she had been starring and…
Midnight Blue
Following the sudden death of her husband after a short-lived, disastrous marriage, young widow Catrin leaves her stifling life in a small village and moves…
In This Grave Hour: A Maisie Dobbs Novel
It is September 1939, and private investigator Maisie Dobbs is back in business in her old office at Fitzroy Square.…
The Midnight Cool
In the summer of 1916, Irish immigrant, Billy, and young Charles, the son of a prostitute, are grifters who have…
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