A sweeping Southern family saga about a volatile brother and his brilliant, troubled twin sister, spanning New York glamour and South Carolina lowcountry—funny, heartbreaking, and thought-provoking.

Foer’s sweeping four-week DC novel follows a fractured Jewish-American family grappling with identity, faith, and home as an earthquake and Middle East crisis upend their lives.

Award-winning, this Bronx funeral unravels Billy Lynch’s life—charming yet haunted—through love, loss, and secrets, revealing how an entire Irish-American community mythologizes a single man.

A sharp satire on online fame: two schemers chase celebrity by shady means, then 35 years later in a California village, a star seeks truth amid a world of followers.

Pulitzer Prize-winning coming of age novel set in rural Appalachia about Demon Copperhead, a resilient boy navigating foster care, poverty, addiction, and loss, in a modern retelling of David Copperfield.

A dying Manhattan yenta pens a wild, graphic memoir-novel about marriage, her failed dreams, her estranged trans son, and fierce takes on gender, politics, and betrayal—part rant, part love-hate letter.

Instant bestseller, this obituary writer, stuck after a divorce, attends strangers’ wakes to learn to live again. Witty, sharp, and emotionally piercing, perfect for fans of dark humor and warmth.

Two siblings in California uncover their mother Eleanor’s past through a black cake and a voice recording. A multigenerational, secrets-filled family saga about inheritance, betrayal, and choosing who we become.

New from Ashley Winstead: a music executive tries to revive a fallen rock band after their manager’s death. Grief, fame, and sisterhood test love, loyalty, and the band’s future.

In 1998 small-town Ontario, a reclusive mechanic shelters a woman; their bond awakens love, but his past returns with secrets and danger, testing trust and the cost of silence.