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On paper, Kitty's life is perfect.

Trust is dangerous, and to love is to destroy.

When Wendall Clarke announces plans to open a new art gallery downtown, it's both the talk of Celosia, North Carolina and the envy of its residents.

Murder by witchcraft? Private investigator and former beauty queen Madeline Maclin thought she'd seen it all in her small North Carolina town of Celosia.

After solving her first big murder case in the small town of Celosia, North Carolina, Madeline Maclin hopes at last to be taken seriously as a private investigator.

A publishing event: #1 New York Times–bestselling author Jan Karon returns—and invites her millions of fans to join her again in Mitford.

#1 New York Times–bestselling author Jan Karon returns with the story readers have been waiting for.

In the first full-scale life of the most important composer-lyricist at work in musical theatre today, Meryle Secrest, the biographer of Frank Lloyd Wright and Leonard Bernstein, draws on her exten

The brand-new, gripping historical novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Lady of Hay.

From the bestselling author of Time's Legacy and Lady of Hay – a thrilling new novel, River of Destiny, an epic story that spans Anglo Saxon Britain, Victorian Suffolk, and the present day.

A Welsh princess. A Roman general. Their love story lost to time... The land of the Silures, 382 AD Elen is a princess promised to a general of Rome.

New York Times Bestseller – #1 New York Times bestselling author Jan Karon returns with the fourteenth novel in the beloved Mitford series, featuring three generations of Kavanaghs.

Summer 1940, most eyes are on the skies. But young Evie Lucas spends hours sketching endless portraits of a dashing young pilot called Tony.

Ruth has returned to Edinburgh after many years of exile, left rootless by the end of her marriage, career and now the death of her father, from whom she had long been estranged.

A poignant return to Korea's forgotten "Asian Spring"—a moment ripe with possibility denied by the postwar US military occupation.