From lit-fic to thrillers, rom-coms, and more, there’s something for everyone this week.
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Bestselling author Isabel Allende returns this week with Violeta, a novel about an elderly woman who tells the story of her life, recounting the effects of disease and war, and the love that grew in the most unlikely places.
From the author of The Lady Brewer of London and The Locksmith’s Daughter comes The Good Wife of Bath, a new novel that gives a voice to one of Geoffrey Chaucer’s most famous characters.
In this debut novel, a magical outcast searches for the secret to a protective spell that will shield her people from a coming war — only to find that it comes at a terrible cost.
A middling true-crime writer gets the gig of a lifetime when he’s hired to investigate the eponymous Devil House, where a Satanic Panic-related double murder occurred decades earlier.
Set on the Korean peninsula in the mid-18th century, June Hur’s The Red Palace follows Hyeon, a nobleman’s illegitimate daughter, as she tries to solve a murder mystery and clear her mentor’s name.
This short story collection from the author of The Resisters explores the evolving, complex relationship between the U.S. and China — and how it’s affected citizens of both countries.
Set in a near-future United States, Tochi Onyebuchi’s Goliath imagines a world where the wealthy have moved to off-world colonies, and taken their homes with them.
In Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka’s adult debut, two estranged writing partners must reunite to pen another novel. Should be easy enough ... as long as they don’t dwell on what drove them apart.