Fiction

Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo marks her much-anticipated fourth novel, building on the themes of interpersonal dynamics, identity, and societal pressures that have characterized her previous works.

Elin Hilderbrand’s novella Natural Selection offers a refreshing departure from her traditional Nantucket settings, taking readers on a journey to the Galápagos Islands.

Elizabeth Strout’s Tell Me Everything delivers yet another intricate exploration of human relationships, set against the backdrop of the familiar town of Crosby, Maine.

Alison Espach’s novel The Wedding People offers readers a deeply engaging and humorous exploration of life, love, and unexpected connections.

“Lula Dean’s Little Library of Banned Books” by Kirsten Miller is a compelling, humorous, and thought-provoking novel that tackles contemporary issues surrounding censorship.

Elin Hilderbrand’s “Swan Song” marks the grand finale of her beloved Nantucket series, delivering a riveting conclusion that seamlessly blends sun-soaked drama, family tension, and the idyllic charm of Nantucket Island.

“Bear” by Julia Phillips is a novel that grips you from the first page, pulling you into a dark, mesmerizing world. Set on a remote island off the coast of Washington.

Beatriz Williams’ latest novel, “Husbands & Lovers,” is a sweeping historical fiction that masterfully intertwines the lives of two women across different eras and continents, connected by a mysterious family heirloom.