William Morrow Paperbacks
A Founding Mother
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Abigail Adams, astonishing “President’s Lady,” tells her story just in time for America’s 250th anniversary. Abigail forges her place as a ...Read Review
A Harlem Wedding
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My favorite historical fiction is the kind that breathes life into a revered figure from the past by telling the story of someone ...Read Review
With Love from Harlem: A Novel of Hazel Scott
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A jazz prodigy at twenty-three, Hazel Scott’s dazzling performances at Café Society in New York City launched her as a major Harlem ...Read Review
Book of Forbidden Words
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The titular forbidden words conjure censorship, book-banning, and women suppressed by the patriarchy’s stranglehold. Fein’s three courageous women challenge this inequity ...Read Review
The Library of Lost Dollhouses
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Elise Hooper’s engaging new novel centers around a glamorous San Francisco celebrity, gorgeous to look at and full of beauty and intellect. ...Read Review
The Saint Laurent Muse
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Gortner pulls us forcefully into his wildly brave, achingly seductive novel. It’s the early ´70s—free love, drugs and flower power, civil ...Read Review
Let Us March On
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As the results of the Presidential election of 1932 come over the radio, Lizzie McDuffie prepares for an upheaval in her own life: Her ...Read Review
The Keeper of Lost Art
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Many great works of art survived World War II only because concerned people cooperated to hide them. This includes Botticelli’s exquisite Primavera, ...Read Review
The Boxcar Librarian
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This novel is based on history. In Missoula, Montana in the 1920s, a boxcar on the train that served nearby lumbering and mining ...Read Review
The Unexpected Diva
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An extraordinary tale of Eliza Taylor Greenfield’s rise, in the years before the Civil War, from a plantation in Natchez to international ...Read Review
