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BRAND NEW from the bestselling author of The Watchmaker of Dachau comes a powerful novel about love, heartbreak, and the stories we tell ourselves. Perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah, Fiona Valpy and All the Light We Cannot See. It takes courage to tell your story… Kraków, 1994. When an...

So lehrreich und kurzweilig wie ein Tag im Zoo! Joséphine und ihre fünf Klassenkameraden lieben ihre kleine Förderschule, vor allem ihre bezaubernde Lehrerin Mademoiselle Jennings. Doch ein Wasserschaden führt dazu, dass die kleine Klasse in die benachbarte Gesamtschule ziehen muss. Nun...

Knallhart und eiskalt: Weißer Rausch ist ein skandinavischer Thriller, der in die moralisch-gesellschaftlichen Abgründe im winterlich-düsteren Lappland eintaucht. Während der unwirtliche, klirrend kalte Winter Lappland fest im Griff hat, breitet sich an der finnisch-schwedischen Grenze das heimtückische Verbrechen aus: Ein Mann wird mit einer Nagelpistole getötet; eine junge Mutter wird in einem Einkaufszentrum gefoltert und erschossen; eine neue Droge greift um sich und fordert Tote.

Hendrik Bolz schreibt über einen jungen Mann in der Krise, über eine Ankunft in Berlin am Ende der Nullerjahre und über die scheiternde Anpassung an ein rätselhaftes Wertesystem. Ein greller und zugleich feiner Blick in eine Zeit, aus der unsere Gegenwart geworden ist. Aus Stralsund nach Zehlendorf, aus dem Plattenbau an einen Campus voller linksalternativer westdeutscher Mittelschichtskids.

Ronan McCoy ist nicht nur Brendans bester Freund: Er ist der Mensch, der Brendan vor der Welt schützt. Solange Ronan da ist, bleibt das Dunkle in ihm still. Zu Beginn des neuen Schuljahres – dem letzten, bevor sie aufs College gehen, ihre ersten Jobs annehmen oder von zu Hause wegziehen – wartet Brendan wie immer am Schultor. Doch Ronan taucht nie auf.

»Man spürt den Schmerz, den Liebeskummer, das Verlorensein« Musikexpress Mitten auf der Straße kommt Max wieder zu sich. Um ihn herum Blaulicht. Was zum Teufel ist passiert? Er ist doch gerade erst mit seinem besten Freund Chau hier angekommen, in ihrem neuen Leben. Nach einer letzten wilden...

In 1956, lonely teenager Teddy is drawn to the water and woods surrounding his small town, where he meets bad boy Wade and becomes overwhelmed by his attraction to him. During the rapturous early period of their friendship, the two range over the area’s mountains and waterways before falling out after high school over Teddy’s sexuality.

The National Book Award finalist and New York Times bestselling author of Pachinko returns with a breathtaking contemporary epic: a masterpiece by turns sweeping and intimate, that reckons with ambition and moderation, lust and loyalty, personal dreams and familial duty. Min Jin Lee brings grand...

The second novel in the masterful tetralogy, The Sea of Fertility—and "a modern masterpiece" (The Baltimore Sun)—narrated by a judge in Osaka who believes he has met the successive reincarnation of his childhood friend Kiyoaki Matsugae. In 1932, Shigekuni Honda has become a judge in Osaka...

For anyone who has loved too late, left too soon, or believes it isn't too late to begin again. Avdhi thought distance would save her. From grief. From memory. From the mother she could not forgive. But when loss brings her back to Shimla, she finds that the past has not disappeared. It has only...

The world changed the night The Order fell. The very foundations of Epheria twisted and cracked. Tales of that night have been weaved across the length and breadth of the continent—whispered at campfires, recounted to children at night, regaled before crowds of thousands. Every silver-tipped...

Golems and dybbuks and Nazis, oh my! Jacques Fux, Brazil's answer to Philip Roth, offers a remarkably original and entertaining work of autofiction that is essential listening for those interested in the Jewish experience in Latin America. Winner of Brazil's prestigious São Paulo Prize, Jacques...

Exiled from her home in rural, eighteenth-century France, a resilient young woman journeys through the forests of Normandy, to the oppressive poverty of pre–Revolutionary Paris, and ultimately to her destiny as one of the founding mothers of Louisiana. France, 1718: Three years after Louis...

Thirteen-year-old Maggie lives in a trailer on the edge of a rural New Hampshire town, where her brother barely speaks, her father works double shifts at the gun factory, and her mother disappeared without a trace. She finds comfort in the warmth of her best friend Sarah' s seemingly perfect...

On the eve of World War I, a young painter is swept into the heady, now-vanished world of England’s traveling theater circuit in this lively coming-of-age novel by one of the twentieth century’s great, underappreciated masters. England, 1913. Richard Herncastle is a young man who has...

“A magic spell of a book.” —Julie Buntin “Heavy Cream is funny, deeply felt, and positively effervescent, brimming with life and color and texture—I was repeatedly struck by its humor, its compassion, and its candor.” —Claire Lombardo, New York Times bestselling author of The Most...

GALINDA: A CHARMED CHILDHOOD is the eagerly awaited origin story of Galinda, the pink-clad, effervescent and popular Good Witch. Who was Glinda the Good Witch before she floated down in her bubble to greet Dorothy? Who was Glinda before she became Elphaba Thropp's magnetic and popular roommate...

From New York Times bestselling author Jane Green comes her most poignant and timely novel yet—the story of a tech titan’s daughter, who, in the face of family crisis, must step into her own power to redefine a legacy Missy Cooke’s parents divorced when she was young. While her mother did...

Martin Amis’s first novel, The Rachel Papers, tells the story of Charles Highway and his relationship with his girlfriend in the year before going to university—with a new introduction by Paul Murray. Charles Highway, a bright, egotistical Oxford student and soon-to-be Great Novelist, spends...

In 1913, two brothers are sent into the forest to fend for themselves, forging a bond through hunger, freedom and endurance. Before the summer is over, a decision fractures that world, leaving a scar that will mark their family for generations. The wondrous, magical and deeply moving debut novel by one of Norway's finest artists, Lars Elling… Nineteen-year-old Filip spends his days playing football, listening to music on his Walkman and drawing, searching for something he cannot yet name.