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Dark Slow-Burn Romance Explores Trauma, Trust and the Complicated Ties That Bind

Pinky Swear, Broken Trust

Memory and Moral Complexity in “Summertime & Short Stories”

A Wickedly Smart Page-Turner About the Price of Literary Fame

History and Dark Psychology Intertwine in Tale of Two Ex-Prisoners

Don Winslow Proves He’s Still the Master of Crime Fiction

“Where the Wildflowers Grow”: A Tender Story of the Slow Work of Healing

“So Old, So Young”: A Nostalgic Masterpiece

From War-Torn Aristocrat to Minnesota Bride: Reclaiming Her Destiny in “The Jilted Countess”

Trapped at Sea: Survival and Hard Choices in Will Dean’s “Adrift”

Sparks and Small-Town Swoon in “Maybe This Once”

Through Snow and Silence, Love Endures in “Fireflies in Winter”

A Thriller That Explores the Dark Side of the Mind

Patti Smith’s “Bread of Angels” Chronicles a Legendary Life

Madeline Taylor Debuts Sizzling Dark Romantasy, “Heir of Illusion”

Hamish Macbeth Investigates a Bloody Valentine’s Day Wedding in “Death of a Groom”

Magic, Secrets and Dark Academia Collide in Debbie Cassidy’s Wicked Onyx

Where Owls Become Neighbors and Nature Becomes Home

The True Story of Nazi Germany’s Secret Resistance and Its Deadly Infiltration

When Forgiveness Fails, Vengeance Thrives in Caroline Glenn’s “Cruelty Free”

The Life and Legacy of Abstract Expressionist Barnett Newman

Her To-Do List Involves a Dead Body. What About Yours?

“The Seven Daughters of Dupree” Weaves a Haunting Tapestry of Black Womanhood

Kat Devereaux Brings Italy’s Forgotten Resistance to Life in “Daughter of Genoa”

Monster Slayers on a Collision Course With Destiny in “Curse of the Dragon King”

Secrets Don’t Stay Buried in “Lost Girls of Hollow Lake”

Freida McFadden’s “Dear Debbie” Is a Sinister Delight

Ashley Winstead’s “The Future Saints” Hits an Emotional High Note

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Escaping a World Gone Mad: One Woman’s Journey from Oppression to Hope

All the Little Houses

Behind the Perfect Porches, Something Deadly Lurks in “All the Little Houses”

Such Sheltered Lives

A Glamorous Facade Cracks in Alyssa Sheinmel’s Chilling Mystery

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Scott Eyman’s “Joan Crawford” and the Making of a Hollywood Legend

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Grief, Sisterhood and the Quiet Power of Rosie Storey’s “Dandelion Is Dead”

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Punk, Profane, and Unstoppable: Sister Holiday Returns in “Divine Ruin”

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“Fighting Back” Traces One Pilot’s Journey From Bronx Childhood to the Birth of the Israeli Air Force

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“Bad Baby” Launches a High-Octane New Thriller Series

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“Mama, I Love You” Celebrates Love, Gratitude and Growing Together

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Enter the Magic of Roshani Chokshi’s Latest YA, “The Swan’s Daughter”

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A Gentle Story About Change, Courage and the Butterflies That Help Us Grow

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Laura Dave Delivers Another Unputdownable Thriller

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The Making of a Visionary in “The Architect of New York”

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“Crazy”: Reclaiming Life from the Shadow of Traumatic Memory

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Bob Dylan’s Life on the Road, Reimagined on the Page and Canvas

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Delightful Stories That Make Little Explorers Fall in Love with the World Around Them

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Anthony Hopkins’ Honest Memoir of Art and Adversity