Category: Fiction

The novel follows Reverend Jamie Clayton as he struggles to find faith in a town plagued by a deadly and strange force. He relies on his willpower and newfound religious faith as he confronts this dark and powerful force.

Holden Caulfield, a teenage outcast, embarks on a journey of self-discovery and rebellion as he struggles to cope with the complexities of adolescence.

Two young girls in Antebellum South Carolina, Sarah Grimke and Hetty “Handful” Grimke, struggle for freedom, justice, and equality in spite of oppressive circumstances.

A laid off Wall Street lawyer moves to a small town in Virginia to take on a controversial coal mining case, and finds herself facing not only corporate and environmental dangers but also a menacing stalker.

Divergent trilogy follows the story of Beatrice Prior as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery. With courage and strength, she navigates a dystopian world changed by a war that threatens humanity’s very existence.

The novel follows two sisters, Meredith and Jane, as they grow and bond despite their disparate personalities, culminating when they must confront a devastating family tragedy.

A group of boys find themselves in the center of a gigantic maze with no memory of who they are. They must run the maze every day to find an escape as time runs out.

Miles moves to a boarding school in search of an adventure and finds it in the enigmatic and rebellious Alaska Young, with whom he falls in love. Their search for the “Great Perhaps” is cut short however, when a tragedy changes their lives forever.

A Spanish shepherd boy follows his dream of finding treasure to Egypt and discovers a great personal truth along the way.

Set in a dystopian future, Tris fights for freedom from a society that forces her to choose a faction and conform. She rallies with allies to stand against those in power and discovers the true purpose of her brave Divergence from the status quo.

Mia is a young cello player who is faced with a life changing decision after a tragic car accident. She must decide whether to stay and face the challenges of her new life, or let go and leave her family and friends behind forever.

The Goldfinch is a coming-of-age story about a boy, Theo Decker, who survives a terrorist bombing at an art museum and struggles with the aftermath of the tragedy.

The Book Thief tells the story of a young girl living with foster parents in Nazi Germany during WW2. She bonds with her new family as she steals books, learns to read, and discovers how the power of words can change the world for the better.

Two teens, Hazel and Augustus, meet in a cancer support group and fall in love as they deal with life-threatening illnesses.

The Fault in Our Stars tells the story of Hazel Grace, a teen with cancer, who falls in love with Augustus Waters, another cancer patient. Together, they explore life, death, and love.

In a dystopian future, teenaged Katniss Everdeen volunteers to compete in a savage annual tournament in which 24 tributes fight to the death for the entertainment of the Capitol.

After revealing a deep secret to his English teacher, introverted and socially awkward Charlie embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Along the way, he meets new friends, falls in love, and comes to terms with his past.

This book follows the life of Phil Robertson, the founder of Duck Commander, and the impact his faith and Duck Commander business have on his family’s legacy.

A sequel to A Time to Kill, Sycamore Row follows lawyer Jake Brigance as he takes on another controversial case involving a wealthy man’s will. A story of race, justice and prejudice in deep south USA.

A sequel to “The Shining”, this novel follows Dan Torrance, now an adult, as he embarks on a quest to protect a young girl who shares his extrasensory gift of the “shine” from a sinister cult that rituals feed off despair.

Set in Afghanistan over three generations, this novel follows the lives of a family of strangers in their search for the meaning of home and love.

Robert Langdon is on a thrilling quest in european cities, trying to solve a deadly puzzle linked to Dante’s Inferno. He encounters an unforgettable characters and shocking revelations as he tries to stop a global disaster.

Katniss, winner of the 74th Hunger Games, is forced to compete in the Quarter Quell, another deadly contest with former winners from each district. With a revolution brewing, she must make a choice between bravery and survival.

This book encourages readers to release their attachments to the material world and follow true Nature, which leads to everlasting happiness and freedom.

Vampire queen Sophie Anne lies dead and Sookie Stackhouse must rely on her own wits and allies to prevent a catastrophic takeover of the state of Louisiana.

An expose of the Obama administration’s policies and practices, “The Amateur” reveals how Obama’s amateurism has hindered his ability to lead the nation.

The second volume of Follett’s Century Trilogy follows five interconnected families as they live through World War II and the nuclear age.

The Casual Vacancy follows the small, English town of Pagford as its residents grapple for control in the wake of an unexpected vacancy on the local parish council. With political tensions mounting, the clash between the old guard and the newcomers to the village leads to secrets being revealed and loyalties tested.

Katniss and Peeta must fight in the Quarter Quell, a special Hunger Games which features tributes from past victors. When they defy the Capitol, a rebellion is sparked that threatens the stability of Panem.

“Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet” is a historical fiction novel that tells the story of a Chinese-American boy named Henry and his friendship with a Japanese-American girl named Keiko during World War II. As they navigate racial tensions and the forced internment of Japanese-Americans, their bond is tested but ultimately endures.

“Room” is a heart-wrenching story about a young boy named Jack who has spent his entire life living in a small room with his mother. As Jack discovers more about the outside world, he must learn to cope with the challenges that come with escaping the only life he has ever known.

“A Visit from the Goon Squad” follows the intertwined stories of individuals connected to the music industry, exploring themes of time, memory, and the impact of age and technology. The novel jumps back and forth in time, capturing the highs and lows of these characters’ lives and the ever-changing landscape of the music industry.

“State of Wonder” follows a pharmaceutical researcher, Marina Singh, as she embarks on a journey to the Brazilian Amazon to investigate a potential medical breakthrough. Along the way, she confronts ethical dilemmas, cultural clashes, and personal revelations that challenge her beliefs and change her life forever.

“Guinness World Records 2012” is a book filled with fascinating and unbelievable records from around the world, including feats of human strength, incredible animals, and incredible achievements in sports, science, and pop culture.

“The Land of Painted Caves” is the sixth and final installment in the Earth’s Children series, following the story of Ayla as she continues her journey through prehistoric times. Ayla struggles to reconcile her spiritual beliefs with the customs of her adopted people while striving to find a place to call home.

“1Q84” tells the story of two people, Aomame and Tengo, whose paths intertwine in a parallel world called 1Q84. Playing with themes of love, destiny, and alternate realities, the novel takes readers on a surreal journey filled with mystery, suspense, and existential musings.

“The Help” by Kathryn Stockett is a powerful novel set in 1960s Mississippi that tells the story of three women – Aibileen, Minny, and Skeeter – and their fight against racial discrimination through the writing of a book that exposes the harsh truths of working as African American maids in white households.

The Art of Racing in the Rain is a heartwarming and insightful novel that follows the unique bond between a race car driver and his loyal dog, Enzo. Through the eyes of Enzo, readers are taken on an emotional journey of love, loss, and the power of family.

“Radical” challenges readers to examine their faith in light of American consumerism and materialism, and to follow Jesus’ call to living a radical, sacrificial life devoted to serving others and advancing God’s kingdom.

“The Help” is a powerful novel that follows the lives of three women in 1960s Mississippi, as they challenge the racial norms of the time and come together to share the untold stories of the African American maids who work for white families.

“Love Wins” by Rob Bell explores the traditional Christian beliefs about heaven, hell, and salvation, challenging readers to rethink their understanding of these concepts and offering a more inclusive and loving perspective on the afterlife and the fate of humanity.

In the 11th installment of the Sookie Stackhouse series, vampire-human hybrid Sookie must navigate her relationship with vampire Eric Northman while also dealing with a dangerous group of vampire terrorists. As she uncovers dark secrets, Sookie must use her telepathic abilities to stay alive and protect those she loves.

“Water for Elephants” is a captivating novel by Sara Gruen that follows the story of a young veterinary student who joins a traveling circus during the Great Depression. Amidst colorful characters and dangerous situations, he falls in love and must fight to protect both his own future and that of a mistreated elephant.

“Cutting for Stone” follows the journey of twin brothers, Marion and Shiva, as they navigate their lives and careers in Ethiopia and America. Through family and friendship, they must confront themes of love, loss, and the pursuit of identity in this powerful and moving novel.

“11/22/63” is a thought-provoking and suspenseful novel that follows Jake Epping, a teacher who discovers a portal that allows him to travel back in time. He becomes determined to prevent the assassination of JFK, but soon realizes the consequences of altering history may be more disastrous than he thought.

Set in the 1960s, “The Help” follows three women who come together to challenge racial prejudices and social norms in their small Mississippi town. Through their experiences and the stories they share, they strive to make a difference in a time of change and turmoil.

“Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk” is a collection of short stories by David Sedaris that uses animal characters to satirize human behavior and social issues. The dark humor and wit of Sedaris takes a unique perspective on human nature through the eyes of animals.

“The Catcher in the Rye” follows the story of Holden Caulfield, a young man struggling with the complexities of growing up. Through his encounters with various characters, he grapples with themes of innocence, identity, and societal expectations, ultimately seeking refuge in his vision of becoming a “catcher in the rye.”

After receiving a surprising letter from a stranger on the island of Guernsey, a London writer forms an unexpected bond with the members of a literary society, discovering their experience during the German occupation of their island during World War II.

“The Overton Window” is a political thriller that follows a man’s journey to uncover a dangerous conspiracy surrounding a powerful group’s plan to control the government. With themes of love, loyalty, and freedom, this novel presents a thought-provoking look at the threats to democracy and the importance of standing up for what is right.