Nora Hague; read by Kathleen McInerney and Jeff Woodman
Cultural and familial fireworks flare when the headstrong teenage daughter of a wealthy New Yorker falls passionately in love with a young man from New Orleans, and from a very different background indeed. Learn More
Edited by Otto Penzler; read by Bart Tinapp, Scott Brick, Eric Conger, Alan Winter, Carol Monda, and Jeff Woodman
Classic pulp fiction at its finest, drawn from the pages of the iconic magazine, Black Mask 9 features stories by Raymond Chandler, Whitman Chambers, Milton K. Ozaki, Norbert Davis, Ray Cummings, Steve Fisher, and Frank Gruber. Learn More
Edited by Otto Penzler; read by Bart Tinapp, Eric Conger, Jeff Woodman, Carol Monda, and Scott Brick
Classic pulp fiction at its finest, drawn from the pages of the iconic magazine, Black Mask 10 features stories by John D. MacDonald, Horace McCoy, Julius Long, H. H. Stinson, and D.L. Champion. Learn More
Ali Smith; read by Heather O'Neill, Stina Nielsen, Jeff Woodman, Simon Prebble, Ruth Moore
Fearlessly intelligent, disarmingly playful, The Accidental is a Joycean tour-de-force of literary improvisation that explores the nature of truth, the role of chance, and the transformative power of storytelling. Learn More
The distinguished author of Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory returns with a searing examination of a new generation of evangelical leaders who have hijacked the Christian faith on behalf of the Republican Party. Learn More
Wakefield is visited by the Devil, who tells him his time is up. Not yet ready, Wakefield strikes a bargain with Satan and sets off on a cross-country journey to understand his life and times. Learn More
In the tradition of The Rule of Four and Daniel Silva’s Gabriel Allon novels, The Last Ember is a gripping literary thriller about the high-stakes search for the legendary Temple Menorah, which was stolen from the Second Temple in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago and lost to civilization since. Learn More
An epic and audacious historical novel set in turn-of-the century Vienna and Paris that crosses the lines between characters both real (Sigmund Freud, Emma Eckstein, L. L. Zamenhof, and others) and imaginary (including protagonist Dr. Sammelsohn). It’s an entertaining picaresque novel that seamlessly weaves together 50 years of Jewish tradition, history, and folklore along with a wholly original take on Freud, the Esperantists, and life in the Warsaw ghetto. Learn More
Mishaps and misunderstandings force comic crime hero Dortmunder and his gang of bungling thieves to steal a painting not once but twice in this hilarious misadventure. Learn More
Set against the glitz and decadence of 1920s Copenhagen, Dresden and Paris, this stunning novel explores the boundaries of sex and gender, love and marriage. Learn More
The bestselling author of West of Here proves that the long road home can sometimes be elusive and heartbreaking, but with a friend in the passenger seat, you just might find your way. Learn More
