Mary Ann Singleton's move to 1970s San Francisco throws her into a whimsical, heartwarming, and often scandalous world of quirky neighbors, unexpected loves, and the ever-evolving search for belonging at 28 Barbary Lane.
Joan Didion's 'Slouching Towards Bethlehem' examines the fractured American psyche of the 1960s, showing the unsettling truths beneath the counterculture's facade through personal disquiet and societal decay.
A determined girl, inspired by her father's stories, travels through a mythical land with a friendly dragon to find the Old Man of the Moon and learn the secrets of fortune for her family.
When her psychic twin predicts an earthquake that threatens their hometown, a suburban mother must confront her own suppressed abilities and the sister she's long tried to distance herself from.
An assassin, created to guard his fae queen's half-human sister, finds his purpose and heart challenged as their forbidden love ignites during a war that could shatter all of Faerie.
In Dark Ages Britain, the warlord Arthur, burdened by a doomed love and a broken kingdom, fights Saxons and internal treachery, all while dealing with Merlin's magic.
In the ancient, sun-baked city of Petra, Hercule Poirot must unravel a venomous family's secrets to expose the killer who silenced the monstrous matriarch, Mrs. Boynton, with a single, sinister puncture.
When her corgis lead her to a mobile library, the Queen unexpectedly trades royal duties for literary pursuits, alarming her advisors and transforming her world view with every turn of a page.
Elizabeth of York, caught between her marriage to the conquering Tudor king and the lost York prince who threatens his rule, navigates a dangerous court where love, loyalty, and the English crown are at stake.
A modern road trip uncovers a forbidden 1930s love story between a white debutante and a Black aspiring doctor, showing how the past can guide an unlikely friendship.
A former priestess and a broken wizard, united by a daring escape, must rekindle their magic and wisdom to shelter a scarred child from a world that fears her.
On a luxurious night train to the French Riviera, a legendary cursed jewel vanishes and its mysterious owner is murdered, leaving Hercule Poirot to untangle a web of passion, greed, and deceit among the elite.
In the pioneer West, a young, pregnant widow, alone and without resources, marries a frontiersman to care for his motherless daughter, finding healing and love.
After Israel's daring strike leaves Iran's nuclear ambitions in ruins, Mitch Rapp races to stop a vengeful terrorist's plot, pushing the Middle East to the brink of war.
In an alternate 1964 where Nazi Germany won WWII, a disillusioned Berlin detective uncovers a terrifying conspiracy linked to high-ranking officials while investigating a mysterious death, threatening to expose the Third Reich's darkest secrets just as President Kennedy prepares for a historic visit.
After a freak accident, a tomboy wakes up in a supermodel's body, navigating a glamorous world she hates while trying to convince her best friend of her true identity.
A heartbroken woman returns to her hometown, finds comfort and a second chance with a widowed first love and his silent daughter, then faces a choice when her past reappears.
George W. Bush recounts his presidency's defining choices, from 9/11's aftermath to the Iraq War and Hurricane Katrina, in the Situation Room and Oval Office.
In Edwardian London, a demon-hunting heiress secretly loves her best friend while navigating a glittering supernatural society and battling an unstoppable demonic plague. This forces them and their companions to confront their intertwined dark legacies and the brutal cost of heroism.
After fleeing the Jim Crow South, a resilient mother raises eleven children during the Great Migration, their lives showing her courage and a nation's changes.
Rousseau's work questions how governments are formed, arguing that people are truly free only when they agree to a 'social contract' that creates and is subject to sovereign power.
An impressionable Midwestern girl's journey into the glittering, amoral abyss of turn-of-the-century Chicago exposes the raw materialism and spiritual innocence at the heart of the American dream.
After a car accident leaves her in a coma, sixteen-year-old Finn Miller watches her grieving family face impossible choices, regret, and the struggle to rebuild their lives.