A novel about four children of immigrants who grow up together in the back alleys of New York City’s tenements, by the multimillion-selling author of April Morning.
A man dies in a yarn store in this crafty mystery from the Edgar-nominated author of several fan-favorite series, including the Madoc Rhys and Peter Shandy novels.
A shocking exposé of a covert CIA program of widespread brutality against civilians in Vietnam.
“Explores the question of how Americans, from a nation ruled by laws and the ethic of fair play, could have created a campaign of such systematic savagery. No book published to date conveys the hideousness of the Vietnam War as thoroughly as this one.” —Publishers Weekly
The host of the Food Network hit Chopped shares his passion for cooking with over 100 recipes.
“In My Kitchen describes food you want to eat, will easily be able to cook yourself—and a party all of us would very much like to attend. Ted is good and trustworthy company.” —Anthony Bourdain
Despite the presence of the Pot O’Gold Mobile Home Park, there isn’t much glamour in Maggody, Arkansas. But now washed-up actors and ruthless producers are here to shoot a movie, and Arly Hanks will be dealing with the deadly consequences.
“Hilarious...A meticulously crafted who-done-what.” —New York Times
This historical novel about one man’s experience of the evacuation of Dunkirk is “strong in suspense and characterization, sprinkled with realistic detail...a lively tale around one of the turning points of World War II” (New York Times).
From four New York Times bestselling authors, a collection of whirlwind romance stories centered around one sumptuous wedding, full of mishaps, surprises—and love.
The Masterpiece series The Durrells in Corfu showed the adventures of a family living on the remote Greek island. In this “brilliant” blend of travel writing and memoir, Lawrence, who went on to an acclaimed literary career, writes about this idyllic locale (The Economist).
“Corfu...could not have found a fitter chronicler than Mr. Durrell.” —Daily Telegraph
A handsome marine biologist heads home to Mobile, Alabama—and gets entangled with the woman who stole his heart years ago, now an ambitious reporter who wants his help on a headline-making story...
“Not since Faulkner have we had a writer who evokes so much force and skill,” says the Washington Post about William Humphrey—this is a collection of his masterful, bittersweet stories about the autumn of life.
“Beautifully crafted...A book to savor and reread.” —Kirkus Reviews
The chilling classic that inspired the Bette Davis film, about a child who returns home from an institution for disturbed children—only to face a terrifying new nanny...
A poignant novel about a white WWII soldier, a black woman, a decades-long love affair, and the complicated and unbreakable ties between two families who both reside in Boston, yet live worlds apart.
An “absorbing” novel of a wealthy American widow in postwar Paris, who finds herself torn between a placid liaison with a southerner and a tumultuous affair with a Frenchman—and the choice that ultimately forces her to reconsider her affluent existence (New York Times).
In the New York Times bestselling author’s “most tingling thriller since The Eagle Has Landed,” an agent poses as a Nazi for a mission on the verge of D-Day (Publishers Weekly).
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