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Random House PublishersWhere is the line between love and trust? How do we balance our care for one another with precautions to protect ourselves? Belle Burden's new book “Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage" shows us why these questions matter. -
Ballantine BooksNew York Times bestselling author Charmaine Wilkerson’s second novel, “Good Dirt,” was inspired by a true story recently aired on NPR. -
Alfred A. Knopf/Penguin Random HouseThe late Cormac McCarthy is widely regarded as one of America’s best modern writers with award-winning best sellers like “Blood Meridian” and “The Road.” Matt Lindon has a summation of his work and a review of his last two books, “Passenger” and “Stella Maris.” -
Harper CollinsLike in her debut novel “The Measure,” New York Times Bestselling author Nikki Erlick’s second book “The Poppy Fields” asks readers a thought-provoking question: “What would you be willing to risk to make your grief go away?”
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“A Different Kind of Power” by Jacinda Ardern is an uplifting, thoughtful memoir by the former Prime Minister of New Zealand (2017-2023). It showcases what leadership based on empathy and kindness looks like and addresses the challenges faced by many women in high profile political roles. -
If all we really know about anyone else is what they show us, how do we decide who that person actually is? “The Correspondent” is the smash hit debut novel that explores that question. -
Despite the ever-increasing amount of information available to us, our attention is a fixed quantity. Chris Hayes’ recent book explores what we devote our attention to and why. Amy Mills has this month’s book review of, “The Siren’s Call.” -
Award-winning writer Bryan Gruley’s newest submission “Bitterfrost” tells the story of Northern Michigan and murder, hockey and high jinx in a neatly crafted mystery tale of love and friendship, retribution and revenge, validation and vindication. -
If you love to read then Evan Friss’s work of nonfiction, “The Bookshop: A History of The American Bookstore,” is for you. Friss takes us on a journey through time, to towns and cities around the U.S. and introduces us to an eclectic mix of bookstores and booksellers.
