Dear Reader,
Summer is the perfect time to unwind and catch up on your fiction, and our July selections will keep you entranced.
The New York Times
calls
The Great Believers
, Rebecca Makkai's dazzling new novel of friendship and redemption set in 1980s Chicago and contemporary Paris, "a page turner."
Named a Summer Must-Read by TIME,
The Village Voice
,
The Wall Street Journal
, and more, Lillian Li's debut novel
Number One Chinese Restaurant
explores the complex lives and loves of people working in a beloved family-owned eatery.
Fans of S
arah’s Key
and
The Nightingale
, will enjoy Ann Mah's
The
Lost Vintage
about a woman who returns to her family’s ancestral vineyard in Burgundy and unexpectedly uncovers a lost diary, an unknown relative, and a secret her family has been keeping since World War II.
Elyssa Friedland's
The Intermission
pulls back the curtain on a seemingly happy marriage, asking how much do we really know--and how much should we want to know--about the people we love the most? And community bands together to help a struggling diner in Louise Miller's
The Late Bloomers’ Club
, a
bout two headstrong sisters, a small town's efforts to do right by the community, and the power of a lost dog to summon true love.
Two psychological thrillers will also keep you turning pages: Entangle yourself in
In the Vines
, set on a lavish Atlantic-side estate, and journey to a tropical paradise with three estranged friends in the chilling
Girls' Night Out
.
