After This

by Alice McDermott

“[T]o read [McDermott’s] new novel, After This, is to be reminded how rare her gifts are.”—Washington Post. 288 pages.

Alfred & Emily

by Doris Lessing

What if World War I never happened? Nobel Prize winner Lessing conjures a riveting alternate history for her war-scarred parents—a lament for wasted lives and a triumphant escape from a terrible legacy.

Always Looking Up

by Michael J. Fox

The beloved star of the big and small screen looks back on the last 10 years with humor and candor, revealing how his battle with Parkinson’s disease opened the door to new opportunities…and unexpected rewards.

America, America

by Ethan Canin

Like The Great Gatsby meets All the King's Men: an early ’70s epic about a blue-collar teenager, a rich philanthropist and the troubled senator they back for President. This may be the great political novel of our age.

American Adulterer

by Jed Mercurio

A provocative novel about JFK’s years in the White House—from his political daring to his appetite for sexual adventure.

American Creation

by Joseph Ellis

In a soaring narrative, Pulitzer Prize-winner Ellis gives us the real story of the American Founding.

American Wife

by Curtis Sittenfeld

The NYT bestselling novel of a First Lady, her husband the President and their personal and political turmoil.

Angels & Demons

by Dan Brown

Robert Langdon, hero of The Da Vinci Code, discovers a secret society bent on destroying the Catholic Church.

Angels and Ages

by Adam Gopnik

This is the story of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin, two visionaries who were born on February 12, 1809.

Angler

by Barton Gellman

An explosive look at how Dick Cheney redefined the vice presidency and made it a post of unprecedented power.

The Appeal

by John Grisham

All rise for John Grisham’s nail-biting return to the courtroom! In The Appeal, attorneys Mary Grace and Wes Payton take on a big corporate polluter—and win. But what price will they pay for the victory?

Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea

by Chelsea Handler

This raunchy, hilarious New York Times bestseller from Chelsea Handler, the busty, boozy, no-holds-barred blonde host of E!’s hit late-night talk show Chelsea Lately is the answer to your prayers!

Armageddon in Retrospect

by Kurt Vonnegut

The late literary legend returns (well, sorta) with his first and only posthumous collection of unpublished writings.

The Art of Racing in the Rain

by Garth Stein

A charming and uplifting novel of family, love and loyalty as seen through the eyes of a remarkable dog.

The Ascent of Money

by Niall Ferguson

Niall Ferguson charts the history of money, from its origins in Mesopotamia to the latest upheavals on Wall Street.