Nina Sankovitch’s American Rebels explores, for the first time, the intertwined lives of the Hancock, Quincy, and Adams families, and the role each person played in sparking the American Revolution.

New York Times bestselling author 

The author of the Commissario Guido Brunetti series takes readers beyond the Venice police force in her first standalone novel.

“A veteran mystery maven weaves present-day Venice into a 300-year-old puzzle in this engaging standalone…Packs the charms of Venice into a smart whodunit.” —Kirkus Reviews

New York Times bestselling author

On a vacation to the Ionian coast, middle-aged divorcée Leda meets Nina, a young mother watching over her daughter (and her doll) on the beach. At first, Leda believes Nina is the perfect mother...but she soon shares a dark secret with Leda, setting in motion events that threaten to destroy Nina’s family. 

“Ferrante’s prose is stunningly candid, direct and unforgettable. From simple elements, she builds a powerful tale of hope and regret.” —Publishers Weekly

In a British colony in West Africa, Henry Scobie is a pious and righteous man of modest means trapped in a loveless marriage. Drawn from Greene’s own experiences as a British intelligence officer in Sierra Leone, this is “a powerful, deep-striking novel...of a spirit lost in the darkness of the flesh” (New York Herald Tribune).

In his most influential work, legal theorist and political philosopher Carl Schmitt argues that liberalism’s basis in individual rights cannot provide a reasonable justification for sacrificing oneself for the state. An essential update on a modern classic, The Concept of the Political, Expanded Edition belongs on the bookshelf of anyone interested in political theory or philosophy.

The full and definitive biography of Frederick Law Olmsted, influential abolitionist, ardent social reformer and conservationist, and the visionary designer of Central Park.

Childhood best friends, a housekeeper’s daughter and a daughter of privilege find their fortunes reversed as adults.

“Eileen Goudge writes like a house on fire, creating characters you come to love and hate to leave.” —Nora Roberts 

In two heart-pounding Alaskan adventures, troopers and their K-9 partners race against time to solve deadly mysteries. From a bridesmaid pushed off a cliff to poachers targeting rare bears, Hunter and Poppy must outsmart ruthless criminals, navigate personal challenges, and survive in the wild.

This collection of mystery crime fiction written in the Golden Age of Murder demonstrates the range and high accomplishment of the classic British impossible crime story over more than half a century.

After the death of her husband, Kate Meyr vows to restore the property he left her in Borna, Missouri, but the longer Kate stays in town, the harder she finds it to leave. Somebody wants to take the property from her. Will Kate let their horrifying tactics run her out, or will she stand her ground?

An untouched virgin…awakened by the Italian’s masterful touch!

From USA Today bestselling author Lynne Graham comes a classic tale of innocence and passion.

Nero Wolfe Award winner

A notorious French art dealer is murdered and a Seattle museum curator must solve the case, in this “fresh, funny, and thoroughly entertaining” mystery by the Edgar–winning author of the Gideon Oliver series (Kirkus Reviews).

Edgar Award Finalist

When an up-and-coming footballer meets an untimely end in a spectacularly gruesome fashion, Harry McCoy Harry starts an investigation. The case will take him into the seamy, drug-drenched underworld of 1970s Glasgow, and into his own dark childhood memories.

In this “fascinating and dangerous” Scottish noir, a detective scours Glasgow’s gritty streets for two missing teens in the wake of a rock star’s death (The Times, Book of the Month, UK).