New York Times bestseller 

An NYPD captain learns the identity of a deranged serial killer who turns out to be all but untouchable, in this “breathtakingly exciting” thriller (Newsday).

“A master of suspense.” —Washington Post

A lawyer who's left the corporate world to start his own practice is determined to protect the innocent—and takes on the case of an old friend after she's accused of murder...

“Bernhardt just gets better and better.” —The Daily Oklahoman

An account of the top-secret investigation into the infamous 1941 attack, revealing shocking evidence about who was responsible for the lack of American military readiness.

“Essential history...the authoritative appraisal of why American armed forces met the Japanese attack asleep.” —Christian Science Monitor

Nebula Award–winning author

A Neanderthal boy is pulled into an incomprehensible modern world in this thoughtful science fiction novel—perfect for fans of Michael Crichton or Margaret Atwood.

“The clash of prehistoric shamanic traditions with future technology makes for a gripping tale.” —Publishers Weekly

Get some Thanksgiving inspiration with three delicious Canal House recipe collections in one volume, incorporating ingredients from the farmer’s market or the grocery store.

A naturalist debunks conventional wisdom about wildlife, with fascinating facts on North American species from the common toad to the elusive lynx.

“Anyone who loves animals will bark and hoot about this charming book.” —Detroit Free Press

Hoping to hand out some homemade gifts for the holidays? Crack the code of abbreviations, numbers, jargon, punctuation marks, and other symbols that knitters need to know, with this dictionary that can help even brand-new crafters go from confused to confident.

In this examination of the ancient brotherhood, the author—who is not a Freemason himself—separates truth from myth as he traces Freemasonry from its origins to the present day.

“A fascinating, informative guide.” —Kirkus Reviews

A memoir by the daughter of Bartley Crum: confidant to stars; adviser to politicians; lawyer to William Randolph Hearst, Rita Hayworth, and the blacklisted Hollywood Ten; and the subject of a secret FBI dossier.

“A distinguished and gripping American saga.” —Chicago Tribune

When a member of the wealthy Barnabas clan is found dead in a locked basement, aristocratic detective Albert Campion is brought in to save the day—and the family reputation.

“Margery Allingham stands out like a shining light.” —Agatha Christie

A sparkling short story collection that will have you thinking, cringing, and laughing with its unique mix of comedy and candor.

The renowned BBC journalist’s observations on the era from the 1940s to the 1980s, covering topics from baseball to Billy Graham, Harry S. Truman to Chappaquiddick.

“[A] rewarding collection...[A] wonderful, entertaining book.” —Chicago Tribune

A hard-living, unconventional Montana Metis Indian discovers the body of a  child in the mountains and is soon embroiled in the investigation of a local religious cult.

“Du Pré has the soul of a poet, the eyes of a wise man, and the heart of a comic.” —New York Times Book Review

After surviving a violent trauma, a woman is haunted by voices urging her to take her own life, plunging her into a psychological nightmare. 

“Witty, intelligent and emotionally generous...pitch perfect, dazzling fiction.” —Phoef Sutton

#1 New York Times bestselling author

Amid the shifting social landscape of America in the 1960s, a mother struggles to understand—and accept—her son’s homosexuality.

A dead poet, a rediscovered pulp novel, and a lovely lady with a story to sell make for a lethal combination for a private eye on the hunt for the truth. 

“One of our most accomplished writers.” —Daily Telegraph

This sixteenth-century religious satire by a Renaissance critic and theologian is “a masterpiece of humor and wise irony” (Johan Huizinga, Dutch historian).