Novedades

Daisy Lindberg and Lily Boyle traded a colorful past for a fresh start as seamstresses in Autrie, Texas, and their aim to spark a women’s rights movement is raising eyebrows among the town’s dumbfounded men. But among the ladies? Tired of being treated like possessions, they have two words: Amen, sister! Beulah, a sassy shop owner as formidable as a cannon shot, is on board. So is Alma, a timid preacher’s wife who hit her breaking point. Before long, a courageous female posse has a liberating petition of demands.

Five years ago, Clara Hayes got the diagnosis no one wants: cancer. She fought it and won, but it altered everything. She moved back home, changed her career, and now she approaches life without fear or hesitation. Then her brother’s best friend moves to town. She’s loved Holden for as long as she’s known him. And though she’s been gently turned down by him once before, Clara decides she needs to take one more chance on him, even if ends in heartache. Because as she knows all too well, life’s too short for regrets.

When her life crashes and burns in a flurry of secrets and redacted information, Addie Atwater-Elwyn hightails it home to the tiny mountain town of Adelaide Springs, Colorado—back to living with her dad, back to working a low-paying job, back to a life of disappointments. Growing up, nobody expected their local girl to become a high-ranking CIA analyst, married to a gorgeous CIA operative. But that was Addie's life until she lost . . . well, everything.

Moving to Wyoming wasn't part of my five-year plan. Of course, neither was finding out my husband had a mistress. Or becoming a widow before the divorce was finalized. Really, nothing in the last six months has been anything less than a mess. Desperate for a fresh start, I pack up my life and move to the one place I've ever felt myself: Creek Falls. And it works, too, when I manage the statistically impossible feat of finding my scent matches.

For Devin McKay, music has been his lover, his drug, and his best friend for as long as he can remember, but there was always something he denied himself while he pursued it. Now that his band has broken up and he’s returned to his hometown of Stoney Brook, he’s settled into a new, somewhat drunken routine, while he tries to get accustomed to this new phase in his life. The last thing he expected was an old friend to send a troubled young musician his way.

Small-town Minnesota teenager Basil “The Brute” Thorson—a shy, reluctant wrestling star and “special” tracked into special education classes—vows to make his family whole again in the wake of multiple tragedies, during a year in which his community is roiled by strange religious and mythological events. Another perceptive and empathetic novel from the author of Indie Next and All Iowa Reads selection Little Wolves, blending myth, history, and religion with a nuanced look at contemporary rural life, perfect for fans of Marilynne Robinson, Richard Russo, and Paul Harding.

Kaecee is dying to escape from the pressure of her parent's constant disapproval, constant push for more. She's tired of allowing them to live through her. So, on a whim shortly after graduation, she takes a job in a small town in Tennessee, packs up her necessities, her cat, and hits the road. But during her first week in town, her cat runs up a tree. And she has to call the fire department to come get him down. The hunk of a man who shows up doesn't just save her cat . . . he rescues her heart, too. And he's not letting her parents force her back home without a fight.

In a sleepy North Carolina textile town, rookie reporter Ronald Truluck is bored with writing about lawn mower thefts when he gets a tip—city councilman Lamont Moody got drunk, drove his Bonneville off the road, and ripped up somebody’s front yard. But the police let him walk away. Recognizing a cover-up when he sees it, Ronald vows to break Lamontgate and make his bones as a serious journalist. It won’t be easy. Ronald is a long-haired pothead who’s loosey-goosey with the facts. His paper, The Eagle, runs pet-of-the-week photos on the front page, not corruption stories.

She’s the Mayor. I’m the Mistake She Keeps Making. Sylvia Beaumont is everything I’m not. Powerful. Polished. Uptight in heels and lipstick. I mix drinks, flirt for tips, and sleep in until noon if I want to. I wasn’t supposed to fall for the Ice Queen in a black dress and trauma eyes. But then she kissed me. And now? I can’t stop thinking about her. She says she’s straight. Says I’m a one-time mistake. But her mouth tells a different story when it’s on mine. We were supposed to be a fling. A forgotten night. Then she walks into my bar with her campaign team, and suddenly my...

Twee mannen, die op het oog niets met elkaar gemeen hebben, ontmoeten elkaar aan een meer bij een oude boerderij. Als Karl de verteller onverwacht confronteert met de mogelijkheid dat zijn toekomst niet verdergaat dan 25 zomers, ontvouwt zich een wezenlijk gesprek over de grote vragen van het leven. Waarom besteden we zo veel tijd aan werk en hebben we te weinig aandacht voor mensen en dingen die wezenlijk belangrijk voor ons zijn? Hoe vinden we de moed om onze dromen na te jagen?

Meet Hill-Jack Bob, a simple man that loves to take all of us on his wild and crazy adventures around the world.

Glory, trentotto anni e il cuore a pezzi, torna nella natia Gilead per prendersi cura del padre, il pastore Robert Boughton. Pochi mesi dopo bussa alla porta di casa anche Jack, la pecora nera della famiglia, il figlio piú amato, il piú corrotto, il piú smarrito. Quel ritorno tanto atteso mette l'anziano padre di fronte alla paura di farsi ancora del male, al dovere della comprensione, alla vera natura dell'amore.

What do lofty-sized cocoa mugs topped with giant marshmallows, a six-foot-four logger, a coffee shop barista, a blizzard, a logging accident, and a Valentine’s Day Dance at the local church have in common? Why, a dreamy, fun, and romantic love story, of course!

Ten years ago, he was everything she wanted—and the one mistake she couldn’t recover from. When Liza Hardin accepts a new job in New Orleans, she’s ready for a fresh start. What she doesn’t expect? Her first day at the struggling record label brings her face-to-face with Connor Deneau—the brooding, ex-Army veteran who once stole her heart... and broke it. Connor has spent a decade burying his regrets under music and bourbon, pretending the woman he lost never existed. But when Liza walks back into his life, he’s blindsided—and suddenly, forgetting her isn’t an option. Now ...

The name’s Jett Turner and my early retirement to a lake on the Texas–Mexico border was supposed to be fun and easy going. It didn’t involve me writing up the twisted exploits of the head of the Acuña Cartel, reporting such to the DEA, or watching pandas blow up, people being fed to tigers, or learning about the bodily functions of the tortured.

Adrianna Peterson and Cody Carsen were the golden couple in high school until the inevitable happened—high school graduation. Cody gets an offer to play football for his dream college. The only problem is that it's on the other side of the country and Adrianna has her own goals in their little village of Haywood. They follow their dreams, but the universe has other plans for them when their ten-year class reunion is planned and Cody flies back to his hometown.

Neste primoroso romance de estreia, acompanhamos a trajetória de Raimundo, homem analfabeto que na juventude teve seu amor secreto brutalmente interrompido e que por cinquenta anos guardou consigo uma carta que nunca pôde ler. Com uma narrativa sensível e magnética, o escritor cearense Stênio Gardel nos leva pelo passado de Raimundo, permeado de conflitos familiares e da dor do ocultamento de sua sexualidade, mas também das novas relações que estabeleceu depois de fugir de casa e cair na estrada, ressignificando seu destino mais de uma vez.

Based on a remarkable true story. Winter, 1969. Since she was a little girl, Catarina learned not to ask for much. Born to a family of corn farmers in rural south Brazil, she was happiest when she was surrounded by sprawling fields and burly, familial farmhands—until her family was driven out of the land they had worked diligently for years, and Catarina was sent to work for a wealthy family in São Paolo. Only ten years old, Catarina becomes a housemaid—and the lifeline of her family. Far from everyone and everything she’d ever known, she discovers the shocking gap between her life ...

In the mowed-down industrial north of Prince George, Canada, “white trash” housewife Jenny Hayes shares a fence with the only First Nations woman in the neighborhood, Rachelle, and her two little girls. Jenny desperately wants a child and can’t understand why Rachelle, with her trash-pocked and overgrown yard, should have what Jenny wants most in the world.

On the rugged shores of Lost Lake, Paul, a reclusive retired professor, spends his days surrounded by the whispers of his past. The stillness of the Michigan Northwoods mirrors the life he has chosen—one marked by regret and the slow unraveling of time. Alone in his cabin, Paul shields himself from the world, his only solace the rhythmic call of the water and the fading memories of a life he once knew. But when an unexpected visitor arrives, Paul’s carefully constructed solitude begins to crumble. Together, the two men embark on a reluctant journey of self-discovery, uncovering ...