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| Scandal will be the best thing — or the worst — to ever happen to this family |
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- Lili Lowe’s affair has blown up in a big way, but her mother has a plan for the family’s newfound spotlight…
- A perfect pick for readers “who prefer a bit of bite with their beach reads and those who gobble up episodes of reality TV” (Booklist)
- “Whip-smart yet surprisingly tender… Prepare yourselves to meet a family you won’t forget” (Sunday Times bestselling author Jennie Godfrey)
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| A dark and humorous read for fans of Yellowjackets |
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- “A slippery page-turner that’s as profoundly beautiful as it is totally unhinged” (New York Times bestselling author Rachel Harrison)
- After falling out with her best friend, Savannah withdraws to her parents’ isolated lake house — and wakes up next to a corpse
- “I relished every minute” (Nebula Award–nominated author Natalia Theodoridou)
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| The fragile bonds in a Gulf Coast community are tested after an oil spill |
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- A “remarkable” debut (Publishers Weekly starred review) from “a deeply talented and wonderful writer” (Jesmyn Ward)
- This family saga moves from France to Acadia to Louisiana across four centuries
- “Filled with unforgettable characters, breathtaking scenes, fascinating time jumps, and a setting so precisely rendered that it’s palpable” (Patrick Ryan)
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| At a wealthy Midwestern country club, it’s a summer full of scandal… |
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- As Danika and Augie clash over Danika’s cute new male nanny, their obsession starts to unravel their small town’s dark secrets
- “From The Lake Club’s opening pages, I was captivated by the intoxicating prose and immersive summer setting” (Carola Lovering, author of Tell Me Lies)
- “A natural fit for reading by the pool” (Booklist)
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| Tayari Jones calls this debut ‘a pleasure and a treasure’ |
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- This multigenerational family story is “a bighearted triumph” (Kirkus Reviews starred review)
- When Aubrey inherits her father’s share of a Tennessee farm, she begins to uncover its history — while the ghosts of her opinionated ancestors watch her closely…
- One of the most highly anticipated summer releases, recommended by over a dozen publications including NPR, People, and Oprah Daily
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| One of the best books of the summer, according to Oprah Daily |
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- This hotly anticipated novel “dazzles like a mirror ball” (Publishers Weekly starred review) — and The Minnesota Star Tribune compared the author to Ann Patchett!
- Renata has always been able to see ghosts. But the person she most wants to talk to won’t appear…
- With praise from Ann Napolitano and Patrick Ryan, who calls it “wildly inventive and moving… an astonishingly brilliant debut”
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| People named this ‘deeply emotional epic’ a summer must-read |
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- When a devastating tsunami makes landfall in Hawaii, a young couple is torn apart. As they’re separated by an ocean and the years pass, can Jane and Kenji find their way back to one another?
- “Alicia Upano has made an extraordinary debut” (National Book Award finalist Julia Phillips)
- “Sensitive and deeply felt… A testament to the power of community” (Chloe Benjamin, author of The Immortalists)
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