“[A] riveting tale . . .” —Library Journal, on Her Sister’s Death

One War. Two Loves. A Lifetime to Remember.

July 4, 1918, Nashville, Tennessee. Even as the war in Germany drones on, patriotism swells at ...

You can’t change the past. Or at least, you shouldn’t.

Sloane Becker is haunted by the events of one night one year ago—the night her friendship with her best friend ended. But when strange things start t ...

You don’t ignore a man’s dying wish.

Retired diplomat Sam Hough boards a transatlantic flight to Paris after making a seemingly innocent promise to find the five-year-old son of a dying friend, a son the ...

Is eternal youth a blessing or a curse?

Naissa Nolan is a happy child in 1850s Philadelphia—until tragedy strikes while she and her family are on holiday. Alone and heartbroken, she is thrust into an immortal l ...

Café au lait, career epiphanies, and love triangles.

Just a typical day at your summer job. When recent business school grad and meticulous ten-year planner, Kat McLauren, takes an unplanned au pair position ...

Can you flimflam a ghost?

It’s 1934. Former medium Dashiel Quicke travels the country debunking spiritualism and false mediums while struggling to stay ahead of his ex-business partner and lover who wants h ...

“I loved The Brass Queen.” —Genevieve Cogman, author of the Invisible Library series

“Lush, exciting, and endlessly inventive . . .” —Cherie Priest, award-winning author of Boneshaker, on The Brass Queen ...

The gift of magic may be a curse.

After her desert-transforming wish, Emel follows Saalim to Madinat Almulihi to reclaim all she has lost. But the seaside city is not what she expected. When she is tasked ...

A 2024 IPPY Award Gold Medal Winner

“Funny, fresh, and full of feels.” —Alys Murray, international award-winning author and screenwriter

“Melt your heart pining . . .” —Kelly Ohlert, author of To Get to ...

A 2024 IPPY Award Bronze Medal Winner

“Ladies' Day is beautifully written.” —Marlene Adelstein, USA Today bestselling author of Sophie Last Seen

“[A] heartfelt examination of what it means to be and to h ...