Simon & Schuster
The Chambermaid’s Key
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Graham continues illuminating fascinating facets of Canadian history, upping the ante plotting-wise with her new dual-timeline novel centering on a storied Toronto landmark. ...Read Review
The Winter Witch
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Two very different sisters board the Saint Jean-Baptiste, a ship taking young women to Canada to be married to colonists. Around 800 young French ...Read Review
Cape Fever
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1920: Nineteen-year-old Soraya, an intelligent and sensitive Muslim girl, takes a job as maid and cook for Mrs. Hattingh in an unnamed colonial harbor ...Read Review
Watching Over Her
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Jean-Baptiste Andrea’s immense, powerful novel – Watching over Her – won the Prix Goncourt when it was first published in French in 2023, a well-deserved ...Read Review
All Things Under the Moon
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Beginning in 1924, Na-Young and her friend Yeon-Soo are living in a small village in Korea under Japanese occupation. When the widowed Yeon-Soo’s ...Read Review
On Isabella Street
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In May 1967, Toronto pulses with activity fueled by the counterculture movement, and Sassy Rankin soaks it up while attending the massive love-in at ...Read Review
The Resistance Painter
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In her debut novel, Kath Jonathan brings to light a seldom-explored facet of the Holocaust during World War II. The narrative unfolds across ...Read Review
At Last
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Helene Simonauer and Evelyn Turner are two completely different people. Though they have Judaism in common, their attachments to it are as different ...Read Review
Finding Flora
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For anyone wanting to lose themselves in a big-hearted historical novel, this is your book. The pace never flags from the first sentence, ...Read Review
The Fisherman’s Gift
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Scotland, 1900, and a severe winter storm is brewing and rolling into the small seaside village of Skerry. The next morning Joseph, a solitary ...Read Review
