Fiction
Nine Perfect Strangers
by Liane Moriarty
In the latest novel from the author of Big Little Lies, nine strangers gather at a health resort, and all leave changed.
Flatiron Books
Paris Echo
by Sebastian Faulks
The past and the present collide as Hannah, an American historian studying WWII in Paris, takes in an Algerian teenager as a lodger.
Henry Holt
The Feral Detective
by Jonathan Lethem
The author’s first detective novel since Motherless Brooklyn is set in Los Angeles and features the quirky characters, as well as the zigs and zags, his fans expect.
Ecco
Once Upon a River
by Diane Setterfield
A mysterious girl pulled from a river in an English village is at the center of this spellbinding novel about science, magic, and the stories we tell.
Atria/Emily Bestler
The Dakota Winters
by Tom Barbash
In a classic New York family saga, 23-year-old Anton Winters returns to his family home in Manhattan’s famous Dakota Building in 1979 to try to save his father’s waning career.
Ecco
Nonfiction
Becoming
by Michelle Obama
A personal, intimate account of the public and private experiences that shaped the former first lady.
Crown
Churchill: Walking with Destiny
by Andrew Roberts
The author of a stunning biography of Napoleon turns his eye toward the great English leader, using extensive new historical documents.
Viking
Gene Machine
by Venki Ramakrishnan
The Nobel Prize-winning biologist tells the riveting story of his race to discover the inner workings of biology’s most important molecule.
Basic Books
Big Week
by James Holland
The noted historian chronicles the massive WWII Allied air battle to decimate the Luftwaffe, through the experiences of those who lived it.
Atlantic Monthly Press
Art Matters
by Neil Gaiman
“The world always seems brighter when you’ve just made something that wasn’t there before,” Gaiman writes in this collection of four essays about the power and importance of art.
William Morrow
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