In an espionage master's latest, war is a booming private enterprise.

How selfish must an artist be?

The frustrated doctor at the center of Restoration travels to Versailles and beyond.

A nineteenth-century Russian comic storyteller shines in a bold new English translation.

A star actor and his harried ghostwriter wage a war of words.

A vision of a prelapsarian Ireland, circa 2006, where old and new exist together in serenity.

A tale of manipulation, fame, love and fate crossing half a century centers on an Italian village and the making of a Hollywood epic.

The chaos of a Karachi hospital mirrors a nation pulled in multiple directions.

In the sequel to her novel Wolf Hall, a novelist continues her exploration of the enigmatic man at the heart of Tudor intrigues.

War threatens a remote recess in North Carolina's Appalachia.

A tale of love, loneliness, and the mysteries of an English mansion reaches back to the gothic novels of the past.

The final volume in the author's celebrated Patrick Melrose cycle faces pain with wit and unflinching honesty.

The story of a professional kidnapper's life takes on a surreal edge in the appropriately nightmarish world of North Korea.

Courage and slaughter, dreams and betrayals, in the shadow of Little Bighorn.

Patrick deWitt's blackly comic western outdraws the competition.

Historical fiction set during the Napoleonic Wars.

A talented shortstop's story enacts a familiar literary baseball myth.

The inhabitants of a small English town respond to a shocking crime.

One of the Wild West's most mythic figures,  imagined into life again.

When a Korean matriarch goes missing her family is turned upside down.