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This Town Sleeps
by Dennis E. Staples; read by Kaipo Schwab
NBC News, 1 of 10 LGBTQ Books to Watch Out for This Year
Set on a reservation in far northern Minnesota, This Town Sleeps explores the many ways history, culture, landscape, and lineage shape our lives, our understanding of the world we inhabit, and the stories we tell ourselves to make sense of it all. Learn More
This Rock
by Robert Morgan; read by Sally Darling, Tom Stechschulte
From the author of Gap Creek—an international bestseller and winner of the Southern Book Critics Circle Award—comes the gripping story of two brothers struggling against each other and the confines of their mountain world in 1920s Appalachia. Learn More
This Rock
Robert Morgan; read by Rosemary Alexander and Robert Clotworthy
Set in the North Carolina mountains in the early 1920s, This Rock tells the story of two brothers who are as different as Cain and Abel. Learn More
This Poison Will Remain
by Fred Vargas; read by Chris MacDonnell
Publishers Weekly Best of 2019
Commissaire Adamsberg investigates the death of three men linked by their childhood at an orphanage in Nimes, all killed by the venom of the recluse spider, in the new novel by the #1 bestselling French crime writer. Learn More
This Place That Place
by Nandita Dinesh; read by Deepa Samuel
An impassioned and inventive debut novel about two people earnestly searching for a way to preserve their friendship across seemingly insurmountable political divides. Learn More
This Life
by Quntos KunQuest; foreword by Zachary Lazar; read by Sean Crisden
This Life is the debut novel by Quntos KunQuest, a longtime inmate at Angola, the infamous Louisiana State Penitentiary. This marks the appearance of a bold, distinctive new voice, one deeply inflected by hiphop, that delves into the meaning of a life spent behind bars, the human bonds formed therein, and the poetry that even those in the most dire places can create. Learn More
This is How We End Things
by R. J. Jacobs; read by Chelsea Stephens
A foreboding new dark academia thriller of deception and suspense, This is How We End Things follows the unraveling of a close group of students as they contend with what it means to lie, and be lied to. Learn More
This I Know
by Eldonna Edwards; read by Bailey Carr
Set in a small Midwest town in the late 1960s and helmed by an unforgettable young protagonist—compassionate, uncannily wise Grace—This I Know is a luminous coming-of-age story from an astonishing new voice. Learn More
This House of Sky
Ivan Doig; read by Ivan Doig
Masterfully crafted with lyrical and haunting language, Doig’s memoir remains an enduring classic, a story to be savored by anyone who has ever loved a parent or been shaped by the land around them. Learn More
The Third Son
Julie Wu; read by David Shih
Set amid the tumult and violence of postwar Taiwan, an outcast politician’s son must fight against the formidable bonds of culture and family for everything he needs: food, education, his first love—and the impassioned dreams that would carry him far beyond the clouds. Learn More
Things We Lost in the Fire
by Mariana Enriquez; read by Tanya Eby
An arresting collection of short stories, reminiscent of Shirley Jackson and Julio Cortazar, by an exciting new international talent. Learn More
Things We Found When the Water Went Down
by Tegan Nia Swanson; read by Ann Richardson
In this dark and ethereal debut novel, a young woman tries to make sense of strange artifacts and unsettling memories in an effort to find her mother—missing since being accused of murder. Learn More
The Thief of All Light
by Bernard Schaffer; read by Neil Hellegers
From veteran police detective Bernard Schaffer comes a powerful new thriller that crackles with authenticity, page-turning suspense, and spellbinding glimpses into the criminal mind . . . Learn More
They Come in All Colors
by Malcolm Hansen; read by Ron Butler
Malcolm Hansen arrives on the scene as a bold new literary voice with his stunning debut novel. Alternating between the Deep South and New York City during the 1960s and early '70s, They Come in All Colors follows a biracial teenage boy who finds his new life in the big city disrupted by childhood memories of the summer when racial tensions in his hometown reached a tipping point. Learn More
There But For The
Ali Smith; read by Anne Flosnik
Salon Best of Year Honorable Mention
From the award-winning author of The Accidental, a dazzling, funny, and wonderfully exhilarating new novel about chance connections and the chance for connection. Learn More
Their Little Secret
by Mark Billingham; read by Mark Billingham
New York Times Bestseller
When DI Tom Thorne is called to conduct a routine assessment at the site of a suicide, he expects to be in and out in no time. But when he arrives at the metro station, where a woman named Philippa Goodwin threw herself in front of an underground train, Thorne inexplicably senses something awry and feels compelled to dig deeper. Learn More
The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas
by Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis; translated by Flora Thomson-DeVeaux; read by Gary Tiedemann
A revelatory new translation of the playful, incomparable masterpiece of one of the greatest black authors in the Americas. Learn More
The Dutch Blue Error
by William G. Tapply; read by Stephen Hoye
Boston lawyer Brady Coyne investigates a philatelist fatality in "a first-rate mystery . . . a knockout climax, charged with irony" (The Washington Post Book World). Learn More
The Big Book of Ghost Stories
by Otto Penzler; read by Amy Landon & Joel Richards
The ghost story is perhaps the oldest of all the supernatural literary genres and has captured the imagination of almost every writer to put pen to the page. Here, Edgar Award–winning editor Otto Penzler has followed his keen sense of the supernatural to collect the most chilling and uncanny tales in the canon. Learn More
The Atlas of Reds and Blues
by Devi S. Laskar; read by Jeed Saddy
The Atlas of Reds and Blues grapples with the complexities of the second-generation American experience, what it means to be a woman of color in the workplace, and a sister, a wife, and a mother to daughters in today's America. Learn More
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