Sonia and Sunny are two lonely young people from India living on opposite sides of the Atlantic—Sonia a homesick college student in Vermont, Sunny a journalist trying to find his place in Brooklyn. Each wrestles with identity, desire, and dislocation while their extended families, back in India, try to shape their futures. The novel follows their separate journeys and the family ties, cultural expectations, and personal choices that bring them into uneasy contact.

In her senior year, Jordan is drawn into the intoxicating world of two charismatic classmates, Sam and Yash, and becomes entangled in a charged triangle of friendship, desire, and ambition. Decades later, a surprise visit forces her to confront the choices and deceptions of her youth and reckon with how those decisions shaped her life. A spare, character-driven novel about love, loyalty, and the long reach of the past.

On the day of the fiftieth Hunger Games — a special Quarter Quell — Haymitch Abernathy is taken from District 12 alongside three other tributes. Torn from his family and the girl he loves, he must survive an arena designed to break him, and his choices in the Games threaten to reach far beyond his own fate.

Ambitious graduate student Alice Law descends into Hell to rescue her mentor, Professor Jacob Grimes, after a fatal magical accident. Paired unwillingly with her rival Peter Murdoch, they must navigate a perilous underworld guided by myth and their own limited spells, facing dangers and secrets from their pasts. A dark academia fantasy about ambition, rivalry, and the costs of pursuing knowledge.

Orphaned and dispossessed, Marguerite is taken by her unpredictable guardian to New France. After a forbidden relationship is discovered, she and her companion are punished and left on a remote island, where she must endure harsh elements, confront dwindling hope, and find the inner strength and faith needed to survive.

After his grandfather dies, Jay travels south with his family to an inherited farm in decline. Over one hot summer he grows close to Chuan, the manager’s son, as family tensions and larger social changes force them to confront desire, loss, and what they will carry forward.

Set in 1996 as the US prepares the Defense of Marriage Act, Deep House follows Jeremy’s relationship with a British lover and the precarious choices they make to stay together when the law denies same-sex couples federal protections like immigration. The narrative moves through cities, clandestine apartments, and nightlife scenes while tracing a lineage of gay men who found ways to live and love outside legal recognition. Blending tenderness and sharp humor, the book examines intimacy, domesticity, and the systems that decide which relationships are legitimized.

Cece arrives early at her future in-laws’ lake house in Salish, Montana, to finalize wedding plans with her fiancé Charlie. Over the weekend she grows close to Charlie’s old friend Garrett—an airport baggage handler carrying a shared trauma—which makes her reconsider the life she thought she wanted. The story follows the consequences of that summer across decades, exploring friendship, marriage, regret, and the changing landscape of Montana.

After her father’s sudden death, Alice returns to the family’s private Rhode Island island expecting to leave after the funeral. Instead, he has left an ultimatum: the family must stay on the island for a week and complete a series of tasks to inherit his estate. Forced to live under one roof, the siblings confront old secrets, rivalries and grief while their relationships and futures are put to the test.

Joan Goodwin, a thoughtful physics and astronomy professor, answers NASA’s call for women astronauts and is selected to train at Johnson Space Center. As she bonds with a diverse group of fellow candidates, Joan discovers new passions and unexpected relationships that lead her to rethink her place in the world. Atmosphere is a character-driven, emotional novel about ambition, friendship, and how life-changing experiences reshape identity.

In a world where reality and illusion intertwine, a young woman embarks on a journey of self-discovery, navigating the complexities of love, identity, and the pursuit of happiness. As she delves deeper into her own psyche, she encounters a series of enigmatic characters and surreal landscapes that challenge her perception of truth and existence. Through a blend of introspective narrative and vivid imagery, the story explores the delicate balance between the tangible and the ethereal, ultimately questioning what it means to find paradise within oneself.

In this heartwarming tale, a late-night radio show becomes the unlikely bridge between two souls searching for connection. A reclusive radio host, known for his soothing voice and insightful advice, finds his world turned upside down when a mysterious caller begins to share her life story on air. As their conversations unfold, both the host and the caller confront their pasts, revealing hidden truths and vulnerabilities. Through the power of words and shared experiences, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and unexpected romance, proving that sometimes the most profound connections are forged in the most unexpected ways.

Homeseeking follows Haiwen and Suchi, childhood friends from Shanghai whose lives are pulled apart in 1940s China. Over six decades, war, migration, and new circumstances carry them separately to Hong Kong, Taiwan, New York, and California. Alternating between Haiwen’s present-day reflections and Suchi’s memories, the novel examines how choices, memory, and longing shape their search for home and belonging.

Una Everlasting is a nation’s legendary lady-knight whose true life has been lost to myth. Centuries later, historian Owen Mallory becomes obsessed with her story and is sent back through time, where he and Una become bound together by a repeating narrative. As they confront the realities behind the legend, they must decide whether to preserve the familiar story or risk everything to change it.

Two writers — optimistic Alice Scott and brooding, well-known Hayden Anderson — travel to Little Crescent Island to compete for the chance to write the biography of Margaret Ives, a reclusive, larger-than-life woman. Margaret invites them for a one-month trial during which she shares only selective memories under an NDA, so they can’t compare notes. As they work to piece together her story, professional rivalry, growing attraction, and the uncertainty of whose version of events to trust complicate the project.

When Cora and Sam, both happily married young parents, connect at a baby group, their unexpected chemistry splits their story into two parallel timelines — one where they pursue their feelings and one where they resist. The novel alternates between these possibilities, using Cora’s everyday life and relationships to examine marriage, temptation, and the roads not taken without revealing what actually happens.

After her best friend Lou dies, Lenny is adrift until she takes a babysitting job for single mom Reese and her daughter Ainsley. The household’s brooding uncle, Miles, offers a deal: he’ll help her tackle a list of things meant to get her living again if she helps him connect with Ainsley and with Reese. As they spend time together, Lenny begins to heal and discovers unexpected connection and the possibility of love.

Sera Swan, a witch who lost much of her magic after resurrecting her great-aunt, now helps run a country inn in Lancashire while managing eccentric guests, a mischievous talking fox, and a strained relationship with the local magical Guild. When an old spellbook hints at a way to restore her power, she teams up with Luke, a historian staying at the inn, and they unravel mysteries, face consequences, and form unexpected bonds. The novel follows Sera’s journey to reclaim her magic and rebuild her life with the help of a quirky, found family—without revealing how it all turns out.

Luke Randall, a Black country singer who built his career on a hit he didn’t write, returns to his hometown to open for his childhood idol. There he meets August Lane—the woman who actually wrote the song and his teenage love—who forces him into a deal: co-write a new song and perform it or she’ll expose him. As they collaborate, old feelings resurface and August must decide whether to demand a public reckoning or trust the man Luke has become.

In 1889 Paris, doctor Aurora Montalban Wright runs an underground women’s clinic and accepts protection from Apollo César Sinclair Robles, the newly anointed Duke of Annan. Their pragmatic arrangement grows into a complicated attraction as Aurora fiercely guards her independence and Apollo navigates his public role. When a threat from their past forces them away to his villa on the French Riviera, they must confront whether their relationship can survive the risks and expectations around them.

In a captivating narrative that intertwines the past, present, and future, the story follows Cate Kay, a woman who finds herself living three distinct lives across different timelines. Each life presents unique challenges and opportunities, forcing Cate to confront her deepest fears and desires while navigating the complexities of identity and choice. As she grapples with the consequences of her decisions in each life, Cate embarks on a journey of self-discovery, ultimately seeking to reconcile the fragmented pieces of her existence into a cohesive whole. This tale of resilience and transformation explores the profound impact of the choices we make and the lives we lead.

Euphemia Flite, trained at a secret Academy that teaches women to undermine powerful men, is sent to infiltrate a viscount whose actions threaten women’s rights — succeed and she’ll earn her freedom. Gabriel Royce, a gambling-house owner who benefits from the viscount’s protection, stands in her way, and their clashes grow tangled with an unexpected attraction. From London’s rookeries to Mayfair ballrooms, Euphemia must navigate duty, danger, and the risk of losing her heart.

Sixty-three-year-old PJ Halliday, a lottery winner coping with loss and health problems, decides to drive from Massachusetts to Arizona to win back his high school sweetheart. When he unexpectedly becomes guardian to his estranged brother’s grandchildren, he sets out on a cross-country road trip with his adrift adult daughter and a therapy cat named Pancakes who seems to predict death. The journey forces PJ to confront his past, try parenting again, and search for a second chance at love.

In 1996, Harvard student Anna falls for Christoph, a visiting German, and follows him to Germany. Their burgeoning relationship is shadowed by the wartime histories of their grandfathers—Anna’s American GI who kept a wartime scrapbook and Christoph’s grandfather who fought for Nazi Germany. As Anna travels between the U.S. and Germany, family memories and the legacy of World War II intrude on their present, forcing them to reckon with how the past shapes their lives.

In a world where secrets and desires intertwine, a fierce storm brews both in the skies and within the hearts of two star-crossed lovers. As they navigate the treacherous paths of love and loyalty, they must confront their pasts and the shadows that threaten to tear them apart. With every twist and turn, they discover that the true battle lies not in the external forces that seek to destroy them, but in the internal struggles that challenge their very essence. Amidst the chaos, they find solace in each other's arms, daring to hope for a future that defies the odds.