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DI Zoe Finch has a new job. New house, new boss, and new team too. She's been persuaded to move from Birmingham to Cumbria, to head up a team investigating some of the county's most complex crimes. But it isn't easy. Adjusting to rural life, not to mention navigating the politics of Cumbria Police, will be a challenge. And she's not sure who she can trust. And then, her work becomes linked to that of her partner Carl, whose job it is to chase down bent coppers. Zoe's been here before.

Shades of Second Chances is a poignant contemporary romance about loss, healing, and the quiet courage it takes to begin again. When Evelyn Harper retreats to a fading Victorian house in the Blue Ridge Mountains, she isn’t searching for love—only escape. But as she restores the home room by room, she meets Liam Whitaker, a craftsman carrying grief of his own.

Paris, 1940. Shops are being boarded up, Jewish children are loaded onto buses and eighteen-year-old Elise’s heart beats hard as she runs down the cobbled streets under the shadow of swastikas. She hates her father with all her heart: he is working with the Nazis and has forbidden her to be friends with Myriam and Salomé, the Goldman sisters who are closer to her than her own family. Elise will do anything to help the girls she loves as sisters, including sharing her father’s secret business. Every day she creeps out to their apartment, avoiding the cold-eyed soldiers who stalk the streets.

#1 New York Times bestselling author Susan Elizabeth Phillips is back with the latest novel in her beloved Chicago Stars series, featuring a romance between a star quarterback and one of the country’s most beautiful—and misunderstood—actresses. After a mortifying—and very...

In this new novel from the New York Times bestselling author of The House of Eve, one American woman’s vision in post WWII Germany will tie together three people in an unexpected way. Ethel Gathers, the proud wife of an American Officer, is living in Occupied Germany in the 1950s. After...

Guthrie is a trust fund baby who doesn’t trust anyone. People disappoint. The world may be an oyster for some, but for her it’s only proven to be empty. Her father is busy with his boyfriends, her mother is occupied having nervous breakdowns. Morton is obsessed with suicide.

After thirty-five years of teaching and one quiet retirement party that ends too soon, Maggie Lawson realizes she has no idea what comes next. So she makes a list—one hundred ice cream flavors to taste before her next birthday—and starts with the nearest scoop shop in town. What begins as a playful challenge quickly becomes something deeper.

As the sixth of 16 children, it should have been easy for Amanda to blend in among her family. But with siblings working desperately to be seen and a mother struggling to understand her own dark emotions, Amanda finds herself in a vicious cycle of trying to understand the abuse she is subjected to while simultaneously defining herself.

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August, 1934. The Great Depression has turned the red clay of Georgia into dust and desperation. For Ray Stubbins, a good man with a back made of iron and a heart too soft for his own good, the world is shrinking. With a 47 dollar tax bill threatening to take the family land, Ray leaves his young wife, Lurene, and his watchful sister, Jessie, to take a dangerous logging job on Candletop Mountain.

When the mind forgets, what remains of love? Kassie Lynn Hale was once a devoted mother, nurse, and wife—until her world collapsed under the weight of a devastating secret and a diagnosis no one expected. After a near-fatal overdose, it’s Marisol, her closest friend, who finds her barely conscious on the living room sofa, surrounded by silence and a life slipping through her fingers. At just forty-five, Kassie is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. As her memories fade, she forgets even her daughters—and the truth behind what led her to that moment.

Summertime 1929. Hattie Mae Sizemore lives with her family in a Kentucky holler. Her father is a coal miner and a moonshiner. Determined to shield his oldest from the influence of outsiders, he declares Hattie won’t return to school. She is distraught, not even having a single book of her own.

En la casa familiar de La Araira, donde ocho hermanas conviven bajo la sombra de una madre devastada y una estirpe carcomida, cada silencio es una amenaza. La séptima de ellas, Nazarena, barre obsesivamente el patio para ahuyentar las desgracias, pero es en el polvo donde se abren las grietas: las rivalidades de las hermanas, los muertos que regresan, el deseo como huida, los animales que presagian desastres y un pasado que se encarna en visiones y terror.

The women of Redwood Lane all have a secret they are worried will be revealed. They must unite together to overcome any obstacle that may threaten to reveal the truth.

While studying art history at a London university, Noel Enfield falls passionately in love with aspiring artist and art school student, Bryn Jones. When mishaps and misunderstandings part the two lovers, a desperate Noel chooses to move forward in a way that will change not only her life but the lives of everyone she loves.

The Letter That Never Reached Her is a quiet, atmospheric literary novella about inheritance, silence, and the truths that wait decades to be heard. When Elara Winslow reopens her late grandmother’s seaside bookshop, she discovers a crate of unsent wartime letters—written by a man her grandmother never spoke of, and never answered. As Elara reads through the correspondence, she uncovers a restrained, unfinished love shaped by war, duty, and a single withheld message that altered two lives forever.

A tender, poetic journey through the seasons of a woman’s life — where love, loss, and renewal move out of rhythm with the world around her. Life rarely unfolds in time with the seasons. While spring promises new beginnings, she faces the loss of her mother. As summer blazes, her marriage unravels in the heat. In autumn, career and certainty fall away like leaves. And when winter comes, she sits alone beside the fire, learning to be warmed by memory rather than company.

Narrated by the author, Gail Hertzog, "Crossing the Ford" is the story of post-Civil War Nevada and two women struggling to survive there. Told through vivid descriptions, Hertzog paints a striking picture of life's unpredictable path and the ways women form alliances to endure. A hint of magical realism and unique voice make Crossing the Ford a must for listeners who like strong female protagonists and surprising plot lines.

NEUERSCHEINUNG • SONDERPREIS FÜR KURZE ZEIT Warmherzig, frech und voller Inselromantik. Ein Wohlfühlroman um die Liebe deines Lebens und die Frage, was Heimat wirklich bedeutet. Fredda Zimt steckt fest. Ihr Freund plant die gemeinsame Zukunft in Berlin, ihr Verlag erwartet das nächste Buch. Aber Fredda hat ihre Fantasie verloren und ein bisschen auch sich selbst. Da flattert plötzlich ein Brief vom Notar herein. Angeblich hat Fredda das Backsteinhaus einer Unbekannten auf einer kleinen Nordseeinsel geerbt.

تصور الرواية ظروف زوجات وأمهات وأطفال المجاهدين الأفغان داخل مخيمات اللاجئين. كما تسجل مارال ماروف ما رأت وسمعت عن الجهاد من النساء الأفغانيات داخل هذا المخيم النسائي. وتقدم الرواية أيضًا صورة واقعية عن النساء.