Ever want to escape it all and run away to Paris? Eloise James took one year and did just that. In her new memoir, she shares her rejuvenating and trying experiences in the City of Light.
On the surface, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is an account of a child maturing and experiencing the pains of adulthood. And there is so much beyond that surface story.
Tim O'Brien has established himself as the literary voice of the Vietnam War. In his classic, Going After Cacciato, we meet an unusual kind of unsung heroes.
Modern readers will find that the social, moral, and romantic dilemmas in Edith Wharton's timeless classic, The Age of Innocence, still resonate today.
Ohlin's latest novel brings together four characters who are anything but perfectly -- but who are perfectly enthralling.
Get unprofessional advice from a guy who has seen it all and, more importantly, survived it. Augusten Burroughs is raw, real, and witty as usual as he shares his philosophies on dealing with an unfair life in his latest book, This Is How.
Is money always the great motivator? Is it wrong to be rich? John Lanchester comments on the state of society today in his compulsively readable mystery, Capital.
As if the fact that more Robert Ludlum novels than ever are available as eBooks wasn't enough, here are a few more reasons why it's time to get turned on to this master of suspense!
Everyday eBook catches up with Wallace, whose journey deep into the heart of the Amazon to find the last uncontacted tribe brought him a lot more than simple adventure.
In a seaside village on the Italian coastline, a man begins to dream a dream that brings him from the Italian coast to around the globe -- with twists that, under a less talented author's pen, might not bear the weight of their own creativity.
Get ready for a romp-and-a-half in John Updike's quintessential utopia novel, Couples.
When a Nobel Prize-winning poet asks a frustrated, unemployed expat with no detective experience to act as sleuth on an urgent mission, he just can't say no. So begins Ampuero's tale of politics, poetry, and love, The Neruda Case.
The Maze Runner sci-fi trilogy thrilled readers, and now James Dashner talks about his prequel, The Kill Order, complete with sun flares and an incredible virus threatening humanity.
Machiavelli's classic prescription for power is yours for the taking -- and we've got a bonus peek at an upcoming novel as well.
The movie adaptation of Cosmopolis is now in theaters, so here's an ode to the DeLillo's original novel, through which his satirical depiction of the mega-rich resonates today.
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