Women’s Fiction

“The Summer Cottage is not only a lighthearted read about a woman discovering her authentic self, but it also offers a glimpse into coastal Michigan's history with

“An exploration of both memory and what might have been, that at times can be quite terrifying.

“Not only did this novel . . .

A parent's worst nightmare is to have a child kidnapped. This is what happens to Claire Rawlings—times two.

Once in a while, you read a book that, though clearly labeled “fiction,” tells a story that really happened.

“The Last Year of the War is timely and important today, when thousands of would-be immigrants from Latin America are cruelly being held in detention centers or de

“An intense story of survival, hardship, and heartbreak, The Things We Cannot Say is sure to evoke emotion in even the most cynical reader.”

“full of compulsively readable little stories that each feel developed beyond their few pages.”

“This is a rare coming-of-age story so richly told and wholly captivating that Czapnik may in time find herself held up and used as the example of what fine literary writing is all about.”

“With Kinsella’s typical warmth, wit and moments of true, laugh-out-loud hilarity, I Owe You One is another winner from a true master of the feel-

“a wild ride into the unknown.”

“Familial bonds are shattered, hearts are broken, and secrets are withheld until the ugly truth is exposed, making The Winter Sister a mesmerizing and complex thriller.”