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- On a delayed flight, six passengers find their lives changed when a mysterious woman predicts their deaths…
- "A riveting story so wild you don't know how she'll land it, and then she does, on a dime" (Anne Lamott)
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- Army ranger Tanner finds true love and community where he least expects it
- Set in a cozy small town filled with unforgettable characters
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- Glowing praise from Kristin Hannah, Jojo Moyes, and Chris Whitaker
- Debuted at the top of the New York Times bestsellers list
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- A bestselling memoir offering an alarming counterpoint to the so-called "traditional" trend of tradwife living
- "Peels back the layers of Christian fundamentalism… A devastatingly triumphant story" (Kirkus Reviews starred review)
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- Reconnect with beloved characters like Olive Kitteridge and Lucy Barton
- From a Pulitzer Prize winner with "an extraordinary capacity for radical empathy" (The Boston Globe)
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- The latest bestseller from the author of Falling and Drowning
- Lee Child and Brad Thor can't get enough of T. J. Newman's pulse-pounding novels
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- "Magic comes to breathtaking life" in this "magnificent" novel (Publishers Weekly) from the author of The Midnight Library
- This instant New York Times bestseller is one of fall's must-reads, according to Time and People
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- "Forget the podcasts, the TV specials, and the documentaries — this is the version of the story you'll want to read" (John Carreyrou)
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- When kindhearted widower Frederick takes a grumpy man's place at a nursing home, his lonely world is transformed
- "A funny, heartfelt story about found family and seeing the silver lining in life" (Library Journal)
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- Long-hidden family secrets reverberate across generations
- A "complex, compassionate tale of human resilience" (Alice McDermott)
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