Set in San Francisco just before the 2008 financial crisis, this sharp, irreverent novel follows four estranged Stanford graduates navigating friendship, ambition, privilege, and adulthood. As they move through tech startups, political activism, house parties, and complicated relationships, their lives collide in a darkly funny portrait of a generation struggling to reconcile its ideals with reality.

When aspiring actress Frida Slattery meets rising director John Reddan in a Dublin pub, the two recognize in each other the potential for creative partnership and something more. Over the next fifteen years, their careers and relationship carry them from Dublin to London, New York, and Los Angeles, as success, betrayal, love, and changing circumstances test the bond that has always connected them.

PEN Open Book Award finalist

In the summer of 1999, twelve-year-old Fe Fe Stevens and her friends navigate friendship, family, and growing up in Chicago’s Robert Taylor Homes as their neighborhood faces demolition. When a mysterious new girl joins their group, tensions begin to unravel the bonds between them, forcing Fe Fe to confront loss, change, and the difficult choices that come with leaving

In 2000, Ruth Pearl’s quiet life in a small Connecticut town is disrupted when she and a neighbor rescue a teenage boy who falls through the ice. As they help him recover, Ruth’s own traumatic past resurfaces, connecting her present-day life to the murder of her sister in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam decades earlier. Moving between 2000 America and 1941 Netherlands, the novel explores grief, healing, family, and the fragile bonds that connect people across generat

The perfect campus novel for fans of dark academia and Donna Tartt’s The Secret History

In 1990s Dublin, best friends Jessica and Linda escape their troubled childhoods to attend an elite university, where they quickly become part of a new social circle. But when charismatic philosophy student Mark begins dating Linda, his influence draws the group into a web of secrets and control with devastating consequences.

In 1935, six-year-old Emily Evans disappears from her family’s remote Minnesota lake house, leaving her family devastated and haunted by the loss for decades. Sixty years later, her grandniece Justine inherits the house and begins uncovering the secrets surrounding Emily’s disappearance, even as threats from her own past put her and her daughters in danger.

New York Times bestseller

Armed with a fading photograph, a young man travels to Ukraine in search of the woman who may have saved his grandfather from the Nazis. Guided by an eccentric translator and a war-haunted old man, he uncovers a buried family history as his journey through the past blurs the line between memory, fiction, and reality.

In this rousing historical thriller, the author of the Flashman series follows the adventures of a real-life anti-hero—an 18th-century pirate named Captain John Rackham—as he marauds the Caribbean seas.