Switching seamlessly between the chaos and bloodshed of 1940s India and the multicultural mélange of twenty-first-century Britain, Glen Duncan's sublime novel finds love in both.

A mesmerizing novel of ideas that brilliantly links the tragedy and comedy of the Russian Revolution with the global empire of images that occupies our imaginations today.

The figure known only as Pilgrim tells his astonishing story—one that seemingly spans 4000 years and includes such historical figures as Leonardo da Vinci and Henry James. But is Pilgrim delusional? Are these his memories merely dreams...or is his immortal existence truly a miracle?

The companion novel to #1 New York Times bestseller Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood

Who can resist the rich cadences of Sidda Walker and her flamboyant mother, Vivi? Here, the young Sidda—a precocious reader and an eloquent observer of the fault lines that divide her family—leads us into her mischievous adventures at Our Lady of Divine Compassion parochial school and beyond. A Catholic girl of pristine manners, devotion, and provocative ideas, Sidda is the very essence of childhood joy and sorrow.

When an obsessed archaeologist vanishes chasing the legend of a powerful jade, her daughter, a scholar, must follow a dangerous path to find her mother before it's too late.

A gripping novel of love, passion, betrayal, and heartbreak in the unstable Tudor court following the death of King Henry VIII.

Set in 1960s San Francisco, The Last City Room follows a young reporter caught between the conservative old guard of a declining newspaper and the radical Berkeley activists demanding to be heard. As William Colfax’s past threatens to pull him into the conflict, he must fight to protect his independence and integrity as a journalist.

After his family moves to Mississippi just before his junior year, Daniel Musgrove finds fellow outsider Tim Cousins. The two become inseparable, sharing a fascination with ridicule, The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour, and Arnita Beecham, the most bewitching girl at Minor High. But soon things go terribly wrong. The friends commit a small crime that grows larger and larger and threatens to engulf the whole town.

In this sequel to Dale Loves Sophie to Death, The Howells family are revisited in the summer of 1991. David, 18, is preparing to go to Harvard and Sarah is now 13. A young woman, Netta Breckenridge, enters the family's lives and creates a fragile domesticity for the Howells.

"Thoughtful, often provocative and radiant with understanding, the novel resonates with honest feeling." —Publishers Weekly