Tess of the Road

A journey of faith, survival, and self-discovery in a world that would keep women down. This book is exquisite, exceptional, and awe-inspiring. Just read it.
Rebecca
A journey of faith, survival, and self-discovery in a world that would keep women down. This book is exquisite, exceptional, and awe-inspiring. Just read it.
Rebecca
Looking for a cerebral mystery that's more of a how-dunnit than who-dunnit? Look no further than Keigo Higashino, one of Japan's bestselling crime novelists. Yoshitawa, a man about to leave his wife for another woman, turns up poisoned. But his wife--one of the only logical suspects--was hundreds of miles away at the time! Enter physics professor Yukawa, a genius with a penchant for solving "unsolvable" cases...
Rebecca
This gorgeous feminist reimagining of Snow White feels as familiar as hot chocolate in front of a crackling fire and as fresh as a winter day. Read if you liked Novik's Uprooted!
Rebecca
After years spent living on the run, Loo moves with her father Samuel to her mother's hometown. There she struggles to fit in and to unravel the mysteries surrounding Samuel's past. A riveting, complicated read.
Rebecca
When Tash's vlog series based on Anna Karenina is talked up by a celebrity, she must deal with the pressure of sudden internet fame AND figure out how to tell her crush she's asexual. Totally charming!
Rebecca
This delicious urban fantasy features a magical ruling class with a dark secret--and one astoundingly powerful magician determined to burn it all to the ground. Perfect for fans of Vicious.
Rebecca
Think The Godfather plus magic on this wild ride of a novel featuring rival gangs warring against each other and the threat of a foreign invasion.
Rebecca
National borders have been eliminated in favor of centenals, geographical groupings of every 100,000 citizens who vote every ten years. The corporate party Heritage holds the majority, but the system may be upended by idealistic Policy1st--or warmongering Liberty, a party playing on old nationalist tensions. I have never been so fascinated by the innards of a fictional election. Complex and compelling.
Rebecca
McLemore has been longlisted for the National Book Award, and her latest does not disappoint. The Nomeolvides women have tended the lush estate La Pradera for almost a century, but have also hidden a tragic legacy: if they fall in love too deeply, their lovers vanish. But when a mysterious boy appears in the gardens, the sisters unearth secrets that lead them to question everything they know about La Pradera, and their own family. Haunting and beautifully written.
Rebecca