Britain's best-loved comic genius, Stephen Fry, turns his celebrated wit and insight to unearthing the real America as he travels across the continent in his chariot of Englishness, a black London cab.

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When a U.S. Special Forces team is slaughtered by frenzied villagers in Uganda, Covert-One operative Jon Smith uncovers a weaponized parasite fueling the madness. As enemies close in—from Tehran to Washington—Smith races to stop a biological terror outbreak before it infects the world.

"Don't ever begin a Ludlum novel if you have to go to work the next day." —Chicago Sun-Times

A “sweeping and intimate” tale of shattering loss, an act of revenge, a quest for redemption, and the fierceness of a mother’s love, intertwining two generations (Publishers Weekly).

“[An] often surprising tale of secrets kept and promises broken.” —Booklist

As fascism rises in 1930s Europe, a young screenwriter navigates petty studio squabbles and artistic compromise while working on a frivolous film about old Vienna. In Prater Violet, Christopher Isherwood delivers a razor-sharp satire of the movie industry—and a haunting parable about art, politics, and the shadow of history.

A long-unsolved missing person’s case becomes a homicide investigation when the bones of the girlfriend of now retired Santa Fe Police Chief Kevin Kerney are unearthed forty-five years after her disappearance. And he is now the main suspect.

“Complex, entirely original, and whip-smart.” —John Lescroart

An erudite novel that blends book love and bookstore love with a brilliantly conceived and entertaining mystery that is a delight for readers of all tastes.

Smuggler Dodd Raines’s dream job turns into a deadly nightmare. His cargo: moon rocks with lethal radiation. His mission: survive the treacherous journey across the border. But the dead don’t die, and Raines is about to become a vengeful, undead monster on a collision course with his own daughter.

“A pitch-perfect noir tale of love and revenge.” —The Denver Post

#1 New York Times bestseller

Based on interviews with 63 survivors of the Titanic, this moment-by-moment account of the disaster on April 14, 1912 is the definitive history, by the author of The Miracle of Dunkirk.

“A stunning book, incomparably the best on its subject and one of the most exciting books of this or any year.” —The New York Times

Two years after a career-ending injury, ex-detective Kevin Kerney is pulled back into action when his ex-partner’s son vanishes near White Sands Missile Range. Teaming up with Army investigator Capt. Sara Brannon, Kerney uncovers a deadly conspiracy stretching from military secrets to the Mexican border in this gripping series debut.

The first novel in the epic quartet about the last days of British rule in India, “as much a story of romantic love as it is of crime... an artful triumph” (The New Yorker).

“Paul Scott’s vision is both precise and painterly.” —The New York Times Book Review

Short stories featuring both Lord Wimsey and the working-class sleuth Montague Egg, as they confront menaces ranging from purloined pearls to poisoned port. Mystery maven Dorothy L. Sayers’s evocation of England between the wars—and her chilling puzzles—remain as engaging as ever.

#1 New York Times bestselling author

A wealthy writer wants a dashing and dapper detective to find her husband, who vanished while looking for her also-missing daughter.

“Archy McNally is a raffish combination of Dashiell Hammett’s Nick Charles and P. G. Wodehouse’s Bertie Wooster.” —New York Times Book Review

In 1920s London, the Hon. Phryne Fisher seeks excitement beyond the social scene. Arriving in Melbourne, she plunges into a whirlwind of mystery, encountering poisoned wives, cocaine rings, corrupt cops, and a seductive Russian dancer.