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| On an isolated research base in Antarctica, Laurel still can’t outrun her past… |
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- The New York Times bestselling author of The Immortalists is back with another sweeping, poignant saga
- Ann Napolitano calls this GMA Book Club pick “one of the best books I’ve read in years”
- “Spectacular… Utterly transporting, with an imaginative scope that feels both breathtaking and profound. I was blown away” (Clare Leslie Hall, author of Broken Country)
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| The author of Pineapple Street is back with ‘an absolute delight’ (Elin Hilderbrand) |
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- A New York Times bestseller and Read with Jenna pick that’s “delightfully satisfying” (NPR)
- Greenhead, Massachusetts, is an idyllic summer oasis where everyone knows everyone — but when newcomer Caroline’s arrival shakes up long-standing friendships and marriages, the town may never be the same…
- Catherine Newman, author of Sandwich, raves, “What an unforgettable cast of characters. What an accomplishment”
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| Take it from Liz Moore: ‘Please put this book into the hands of everyone you know’ |
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- The author of The Tiger’s Wife delivers one of the year’s most anticipated releases, according to Today, Esquire, Literary Hub, and more
- Across 100 years, three characters come into contact with the secrets of a mysterious ghost town called Sunrise
- An “engrossing, original, and thought-provoking novel, effortlessly readable and beautifully told” (The Guardian)
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| Don’t miss this ‘chilling, gripping thriller’ (Lisa Jewell) penned by a master of suspense |
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- Searching for a fresh start, newlyweds Raquel and Theo arrive in a remote New Hampshire town — and move into an abandoned house with a gruesome past. But the danger isn’t over yet…
- An instant New York Times bestseller that “will consume you from page one” (Sarah Pekkanen)
- “The stakes are high in this twisty, tortured search for the truth. I could not put this one down!” (Ashley Elston)
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| Return to the world of Big Little Lies in this highly anticipated Reese’s Book Club pick! |
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- With their kids now in high school, Madeline, Celeste, Jane, Renata, and Bonnie can’t hide from truths they’ve long kept buried…
- Praise from Chris Whitaker, Rufi Thorpe, and Freida McFadden, who calls it “equal parts juicy, gripping, and impossible to put down”
- “Don’t wait for the TV series — Moriarty’s sparkling writing is worth the read” (Kirkus Reviews starred review)
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| An unputdownable thrill-ride from an author beloved by S.A. Cosby and Freida McFadden |
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- Over two decades ago, a serial killer was arrested for their best friend’s murder. But when he recants his confession, Barb and Nicolette must confront their ruinous, long-buried secrets…
- A “knockout thriller with compulsively readable prose and sly, subtle twists. A must-read” (Booklist starred review)
- Chosen by The New York Times as one of the most anticipated books of the year
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| A #1 New York Times bestseller from ‘a world-class practitioner of spy fiction’ (The Washington Post) |
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- A riveting installment in “one of the best series in modern literature” (HuffPost)
- Why would Alice Winter walk away from her charmed, luxurious life? At the request of her husband, Gabriel Allon dives headfirst into a search that will dredge up old secrets…
- “Silva can really write. The bastard” (James Patterson)
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| One of 2026’s buzziest novels is ‘a masterwork of crime fiction’ (Booklist starred review) |
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- From the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Underground Railroad, who Ann Patchett praises as “the best there is, period”
- In 1980s New York City, furniture dealer Ray Carney is living a double life — and must risk his family’s safety to rescue one of their own
- The Financial Times calls the Harlem Trilogy “a towering achievement… Whitehead’s most important and affecting work yet”
- Read this before the screen adaptation heads to Apple TV!
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| This moving tale of friendship is ‘a stunning piece of historical fiction based in truth’ (Library Journal) |
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- In 19th-century Los Angeles, three Chinese women — a young bride in an arranged marriage, a peasant sold into a brothel, and a doctor’s educated wife — forge an unexpected, transformative bond
- A sparkling New York Times bestseller from the beloved author of Snow Flower and the Secret Fan and Lady Tan’s Circle of Women
- “Moments of beautifully rendered heartbreak will have tremendous appeal” (Booklist)
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| An ‘irresistible’ New York Times bestseller with ‘a marvelous 11th-hour twist’ (Kirkus Reviews) |
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- After young golf prodigy Mira causes a deadly accident on the course, it sends devastating ripple effects throughout her affluent Westchester community
- One of the novels everyone will be talking about in 2026, according to The New York Times Book Review
- Praise from Clare Leslie Hall and Gillian McAllister, who calls it “impossible to put down”
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| ‘A gorgeous family saga that dares much and delivers on its promise’ (Publishers Weekly) |
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- In 1940s New Orleans, Odette’s sisters long for marriage and motherhood — while she and her beloved cousin, Delphine, each grapple with their own secret desires
- One of 2026’s most anticipated reads, according to People, Harper’s Bazaar, Town & Country, Library Journal, and many more
- “A masterpiece that stands as an exceptional work of historical fiction” (Booklist starred review)
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