Your Deals: The Postcard by Anne Berest. A Best Book of 2023 according to NPR, Time, The New Yorker, and more: Fifteen years after receiving a mysterious postcard with the names of her ancestors who died in the Holocaust, Anne discovers why. “Powerful, meticulously imagined” (The New York Times Book Review), with over 21,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.
A Best Book of 2023 according to NPR, Time, The New Yorker, and more: Fifteen years after receiving a mysterious postcard with the names of her ancestors who died in the Holocaust, Anne discovers why. “Powerful, meticulously imagined” (The New York Times Book Review), with over 21,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.
In this “extraordinary” Pulitzer Prize winner and Oprah’s Book Club selection (San Francisco Chronicle) hailed as “the best novel of 2022” (The Washington Post), Damon Fields comes of age in the mountains of southern Appalachia amid unbelievable hardship. “This is storytelling at its best” (Stephen King).
A New York Times bestseller: Across the country, strangers are experiencing mysterious maladies — and they must unite in order to find the truth. “A unique spellbinder that captures the reader on the first page” (#1 New York Times bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark).
“An incredible achievement” (Hazel Gaynor) and recent release: As the printing press sweeps 16th-century Europe, a former nun brings a manuscript to a Paris printing shop — and centuries later, a lonely housewife finds a document that pulls her into the past. “Devotees of rich historical fiction… will be enthralled” (Booklist).
A #1 New York Times bestseller with over 400,000 five-star Goodreads ratings: In 1939, 12-year-old Rill and her four siblings are sent to an orphanage — and decades later, Avery will uncover their heartbreaking story… “Will stay with you long after the last page is turned” (New York Times bestselling author Paula McLain).
“Prepare to gasp” (People) at this New York Times bestseller! The very next day after a seven-year-old boy is killed during a home invasion in a sleepy Southern town, his babysitter vanishes — thrusting detectives Nick Fourcade and Annie Broussard into a chilling case. “You’re going to be staying up late at night as the pages turn” (New York Journal of Books).
An unforgettable Booker Prize finalist: After spending 20 years in solitude on an island off the coast of Africa, lighthouse keeper Samuel comes across the body of a refugee who’s washed ashore — still breathing. “Beautiful… No plot summary can do justice to a story woven this carefully” (The New York Times).
A #1 New York Times bestseller: When her estranged sister drowns, Jules travels to the small town where the crime occurred to care for her niece — and confront the twisting mystery… “Wondering if Into the Water could be as good as The Girl on the Train? It’s better. A triumph” (Clare Mackintosh).
“I was hooked from the first chapter” (Freida McFadden). Driving through a rainstorm one night, Luke — an off-duty cop — strikes something… and is left to make a split-second decision. “Rick Mofina’s books are edge-of-your-seat thrilling. Page-turners that don’t let up” (Louise Penny).
A 2025 New York Times bestseller hailed as “the best book [Moyes] has ever written” (Marian Keyes): Lila is already juggling a broken marriage, two wayward daughters, and a crumbling house when her estranged father arrives at her door! “Warm, witty… The kind of book you smile at while reading” (Chris Whitaker).
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