"The finest work of fiction in English to emerge from World War II" (Atlantic Monthly), Men at Arms is the first novel in Evelyn Waugh's brilliant Sword of Honor trilogy recording the tumultuous wartime adventures of Guy Crouchback.

Lacey Yeager is young, dazzling, and determined to conquer New York’s art world. Groomed at Sotheby’s and armed with irresistible charm, she ascends through moneyed circles as the market soars—and cracks. Spanning the late 1990s to today, this is a seductive portrait of ambition, power, and the cost of wanting it all.

Growing up in the shadow of her beautiful sister Vivienne, Edith finds refuge in collecting oddities, studying coins, and reading old books. When she takes a job at the National Gallery of Canada, she befriends an elderly cryptozoologist searching for a bird believed extinct, and together they pursue what may be impossible to bring back to life. The Gallery of Lost Species is a story of finding solace in unexpected places, from works of art to forgotten people and animals.

O'Malley sets a haunting local mystery against the tense backdrop of a country tormented by bloodshed and deep schisms. In the tradition of Seamus Deane and John McGahern, a stirring, beautifully written, but unsentimental portrait of an Irish boyhood.

"A brilliant coming-of-age story. Rich with unforgettable symbols and episodes." —Library Journal

Much like light can theoretically be in all places at once, character Coulter Zahn sees multiple versions of his life. As his marriage, research, and mental health begin to unravel, a single night changes everything, but the next morning he makes a breakthrough that could reveal the true shape of the universe. Coulter must choose between facing the consequences of his actions and pursuing a groundbreaking discovery.

"An Elegant Theory intrigues the mind, thrills the senses, and keeps the reader engaged [...] An auspicious debut."—Rilla Askew, author, Kind of Kin

Death Be Not Proud explores the precedents of Malebranche’s advice that philosophy could learn a valuable lesson from prayer, which teaches us how to attend, wait, and be open for what might happen next, by reading John Donne’s poetic prayers in the context of what David Marno calls the “art of holy attention.”

Mimi Malloy, a retired divorcée and mother of six, enjoys the comforts of her new life until an MRI suggests her memory is beginning to fail. Determined not to go down without a fight, she discovers an old pendant that unlocks painful memories of her childhood, including a sister sent away to Ireland and a past she swore to forget. Mimi Malloy, At Last! is a redemptive story of family, love, and the possibility of coming of age a second time.

Booker Prize Finalist

Daughters of the House is Michèle Roberts' acclaimed novel of secrets and lies revealed in the aftermath of World War II. Thérèse and Léonie, French and English cousins of the same age, grow up together in Normandy. Intrigued by parents' and servants' guilty silences and the broken shrine they find in the woods, the girls weave their own elaborate fantasies, unwittingly revealing the village secret and a deep shame that will haunt them in their adult lives.

"A brave and richly imagined novel, full of thrilling set-pieces." —Jonathan Coe, The Guardian