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“There are few writers who can be truly likened to Hilary Mantel, but Blakemore is one.” —The Observer (London) In the long shadow of the Black Death, a revolution is blooming hour by hour. From the author of The Manningtree Witches and The Glutton comes a work of sumptuous, exhilarating...

A monumental novel of faith and doubt—long regarded as Chaim Grade’s crowning achievement, this treasure of Yiddish literature stands as one of the great moral novels of the twentieth century, in the lineage of The Brothers Karamazov and The Magic Mountain. Set in Lithuania between the world...

A riveting and richly layered mystery set in the lowcountry—the story of a dead girl found in the marsh and a town drowning in secrets. Kate never wanted to move back to her parents’ house on the Carolina coast, but when she finds herself divorced, her daughter off at college, and her...

From the award-winning author of Natural Beauty comes a fierce, beautiful novel of survival, faith, and love—following a young boy raised in an isolated matriarchal society Bodie is a shy, sweet, curious boy who grows up in the Veil, cared for by his many mothers and devoted to his female God...

A deeply affecting parable of law, mercy, and communal judgment centered on one woman's fate in interwar Vilna—from the acclaimed author of Sons and Daughters, hailed by the New York Times as one of the ten best works of historical fiction of 2025 “I am an agunah, rabbi, an agunah. For more...

A woman’s fierce desire to live by her own rules exacts a tragic price, in this heart-wrenching novel by “the literary grandmaster of Colombia” (New York Review of Books) Feliza is back in Paris, the city where decades ago she took flight into a sculptor’s life. “The first face you...

An extraordinary story about the first all-female flying squadron told through the eyes of its only Jewish member, The Night Witches is an empowering portrait of friendship and sacrifice, from the Crooks Corner Book Prize-longlisted author of In the Shadow of the Greenbrier. 1976, Baltimore...

A sweeping love story that explores the lengths that we go to in order to hold on to love, long after we should have moved on—from the author of Bitter Sweet. Pinky and Jono are soulmates. They must be. They grew up together in Lasthaven, a dead-end town on England's south coast, finding in...

From the internationally bestselling author of Stolen, the story of a young Sámi woman who leaves her strict religious community in disgrace, only to later return to reckon with the past and reclaim her Indigenous heritage. Marina did something bad. Something unforgivable, even. Something that...

From the bestselling author of Broken for You, an exhilarating new novel about a child born into the world of the British Raj and raised largely in seclusion, until an act of violence catapults her into the world—a wartime love triangle, a literary puzzle, and a moving exploration of the power...

For readers of Elena Ferrante and in the tradition of the Italian classic The Leopard, a sweeping Sicilian saga of family, ambition, and inheritance set against the rise of fascism, the shadow of the Mafia, and the decline of an old social order. Sicily, 1924. In the fishing village of Sarraca...

For now, and for our purposes here, every man is Bob. A blisteringly funny and sharp-edged beauty of a debut novel about a newly engaged couple house-sitting for a wealthy artist in a remote manor, whose relationship unravels into a darkly elemental absurdist romp. The heroine of The Fig Book is...

A humorous and heartwarming novel that explores life, love, and loss through the eyes of Little Mister, a mischievous and curious cat who mingles with a wide range of human and animal friends in his Amsterdam neighborhood over the course of one year. Little Mister, a charming and curious cat...

An anxious young woman rediscovers her humanity through a strange yet life-changing bond with a stray dog in this frenetic, bold, and startlingly tender novel from one of Spain's most gifted young writers. On the night she first encounters the Bitch, the Human is high. In her altered state, she...

THE NEW NOVEL FROM THE ACCLAIMED, SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF BLUE SISTERS AND CLEOPATRA AND FRANKENSTEIN 'I want to be a mother – and I want to be free.' When filmmaker Zuzu arrives in Paris for the premiere of her first feature, she has only three days before she must return to Los...

An exquisite, glimmering contemporary re-imagining of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, which asks what it means for a woman to fall from grace today, from the critically acclaimed author of What A Time To Be Alive Karro is on the cusp of her fortieth birthday, and has everything she thought she wanted...

An evocative, unsentimental love story set across four days and twenty years. For fans of André Aciman, Olivia Laing, or the Before Sunset trilogy. In a large house in a country which has changed its size and name so many times in the last hundred years it has lost its identity, a woman is...

Some ruins hide more than just history… A generation of lost children… In Victorian England, unwanted babies were a problem to be solved. And in a lonely part of the countryside, The Wainwright School was praised for giving them a home. But the children who passed through its doors had a...

From the award-winning, Sunday Times bestselling author of Mrs England and The Household, comes Stacey Halls' most gripping, unsettling and thought-provoking novel yet. London, 1960. When Celia and Gregory Ringrose buy their first home on the edge of Hampstead Heath they feel like they've won...

The dazzling, daring new novel from Kirstin Chen, internationally bestselling author of Counterfeit 'Deft, unexpected, funny, heartbreaking and utterly of the moment’ Andrew Sean Greer 'Every bit as much a novel about marriage as it is a thrilling peek behind the curtain of the Silicon Valley...