Tag Archives: fiction

Overview Against the sunlit backdrop of Italy, five expats discover each other—and rediscover themselves—in a charmingly funny and poignant novel by the author of An Unfinished Story and A Spanish Sunrise. Tucked away on a cobblestone street in enchanting Bologna, Italy, is the … Continue reading →

Overview From New York Times bestselling author J.T. Ellison comes a suspenseful domestic thriller about identity, revenge, and the dangerous secrets kept hidden from the ones we love most. It’s the holidays, and photographer Brooklyn Locke is bound for Italy with her … Continue reading →

Overview One of the most anticipated books of 2026!” —New York Times“One of the finest suspense writers of her generation. Amazing dialogue, complex characters and a dazzling plot. Never has betrayal seemed so fascinating. ” —S.A Cosby  Twenty-five years ago in Seaside, … Continue reading →

Overview One of the most anticipated books of 2026!” —New York Times“One of the finest suspense writers of her generation. Amazing dialogue, complex characters and a dazzling plot. Never has betrayal seemed so fascinating. ” —S.A Cosby  Twenty-five years ago in Seaside, … Continue reading →

Overview Two women, bound by blood and betrayal, must break silence across centuries—or be silenced forever, in the dazzling new novel by New York Times bestselling author Madeline Martin. Lilith Legare’s life is unraveling. Since her mother’s death, strange things have been … Continue reading →

Overview Amy Bridwell reluctantly accompanies her family on a Grand Tour of the Continent–the very trip her former sweetheart proposed they take as newlyweds. Receiving no suitable marriage offer in the six years since, and with her heart still guarded … Continue reading →

Overview A touching novel about unexpected connections and found family. Leo’s growth and change are paramount, and he feels like a real person, not a token.” —KIRKUS REVIEWS  A Zibby Owens Most Anticipated Book of Summer 2026 The current is … Continue reading →

Overview She thought she knew her family. One photograph proves she has been living a lie. Joanne has always believed her mother died giving birth to her. It’s a painful truth, but one she’s accepted. Then, whilst sorting through old … Continue reading →