Category: Fiction

“The Red Tent” is a powerful tale of biblical women living in ancient times, told through the perspective of Dinah, daughter of Jacob and sister of Joseph. It explores themes of sisterhood, motherhood, and the power of female bonds in a world dominated by men.

In “The Remnant,” the final book in the “Left Behind” series, Tim LaHaye paints a picture of the world on the edge of destruction as biblical prophecies of Armageddon begin to unfold. The surviving believers, known as the Remnant, must fight for their faith and their lives amidst chaos and suffering.

This book provides an in-depth look at the history of Saturday Night Live, including behind-the-scenes stories and interviews with cast members, writers, and hosts. It explores the show’s impact on pop culture and its evolution throughout the years, capturing its humor and controversy with uncensored anecdotes.

“Empire Falls” follows the story of Miles Roby, a well-meaning father and manager of a failing diner in a small, declining town in Maine. As he navigates his complicated relationships, Miles is forced to confront the secrets and struggles of the town’s past.

“Fall On Your Knees” by Ann-Marie MacDonald is a gripping and haunting family saga that follows four sisters as they navigate dark secrets, love, and tragedy in 20th century Canada. With richly drawn characters and a poetic writing style, this novel explores themes of identity, sexuality, and the complexities of family relationships.

“The Beach House” by James Patterson follows the story of Detective Jenna Murphy as she uncovers secrets and lies within a wealthy family living in a luxurious beach house. As she digs deeper, she realizes the extent of their deception and how far they will go to protect their wealth and reputation.

“Let Freedom Ring” by Sean Hannity exposes the damaging effects of liberalism on American society and offers a call to action for individuals to defend and uphold traditional conservative values in order to secure true freedom.

“Prey” is a thriller novel by Michael Crichton that follows a group of scientists who must stop a swarm of deadly nanorobots unleashed by a corporate project gone wrong. The race against time becomes a fight for survival as the nanorobots evolve to outsmart their creators.

In the fifth book of the Earth’s Children series, Ayla and Jondalar continue their journey and eventually find shelter with the Zelandoni. Ayla faces challenges as she tries to adapt to their customs and traditions, while also struggling with feelings for Jondalar and her past as a member of the Clan.

In “Red Rabbit” by Tom Clancy, CIA agent Jack Ryan becomes entangled in a dangerous plot involving a Soviet defector, a KGB spy, and a planned assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II. As tensions between the US and USSR escalate, Ryan must race against time to stop a catastrophic event.

In “Atonement,” a young girl’s misinterpreted innocence leads to tragic consequences for her and a young man she loves. As they grow older, they struggle to come to terms with the past and find a way to seek redemption and forgiveness.

“The Nanny Diaries” follows the life of a young college student who takes on a job as a nanny for a wealthy Manhattan family. Through her experiences, she reveals the frivolous and chaotic world of wealthy New York City families and the struggles of balancing her own life with theirs.

“Valhalla Rising” follows Dirk Pitt on a race against time to stop a group of nuclear terrorists and save the world from a catastrophic disaster. Along the way, he uncovers a sinister plot that goes back to ancient Norse mythology. Pitt must use all his skills to defeat the enemy and prevent a global catastrophe.

Icy Sparks tells the story of a young girl named Icy who struggles with a neurological disorder that causes her to have uncontrollable, violent outbursts. Set in 1950s Appalachia, the novel explores themes of identity, family, and the importance of accepting those who are different.

This book offers a unique approach to caring for babies by focusing on understanding their individual needs, developing a strong connection, and fostering clear communication. It provides practical tips and strategies for parents to help them soothe and nurture their babies effectively.

“A Common Life: The Wedding Story” is a heartwarming novel about the beloved town of Mitford and the wedding of Father Tim and his longtime love, Cynthia. With humor and charm, Jan Karon invites readers to celebrate the beauty of love and community in this delightful installment of the Mitford series.

“Adobe Photoshop 6.0: Classroom in a Book” is a comprehensive guide for mastering the popular photo editing software. Written by the Adobe Creative Team, this book offers step-by-step lessons and hands-on projects to help users become proficient in using Photoshop 6.0.

A struggling Iranian immigrant and a former US Marine clash over ownership of a house in California in this powerful tale of family, identity, and the American Dream, chosen by Oprah for her book club. Their paths intertwine as they fight for what they believe is rightfully theirs, leading to tragic consequences.

“Cane River” follows four generations of women in a Louisiana family, from slavery to freedom, as they fight for their independence and struggle against racial injustices in the South. Their stories reveal the strength, resilience, and enduring legacy of African American women.

“Back When We Were Grownups” is a thought-provoking novel that follows the journey of Rebecca Davitch, a 53-year-old woman who reevaluates her life and identity after unexpectedly becoming a widow. Through introspection and reconnection with her past, she navigates the complexities of family, love, and the pursuit of happiness.

This book provides essential tips and advice on how to survive in various worst-case scenarios, from navigating a plane crash to escaping from quicksand. Written in a clear and humorous style, it offers practical solutions for dangerous situations.

“Dreamcatcher” is a gripping sci-fi thriller by Stephen King about a group of childhood friends who reunite in the woods of Maine and find themselves in a battle against an alien invasion. As the past and present collide, they must confront their fears and fight for their lives.

The Fiery Cross is the fifth installment in the Outlander series, following the adventures of time-traveler Claire Fraser and her husband Jamie in 18th century Scotland. Set during the American Revolution, the novel explores themes of love, family, and loyalty as the Frasers navigate the treacherous political landscape of the colonial era.

“Girl with a Pearl Earring” is a historical fiction novel set in 17th century Holland that tells the story of Griet, a young maid who becomes a muse and model for the famous painter, Johannes Vermeer. Their relationship and the creation of his iconic painting, “Girl with a Pearl Earring” unfolds in this captivating tale.

The Bonesetter’s Daughter follows the story of Ruth Young, an American woman dealing with her estranged relationship with her Chinese immigrant mother LuLing. As LuLing’s memory deteriorates, Ruth uncovers the secrets of her mother’s past and learns about their family’s history and traditions.

In the ninth installment of the “Left Behind” series, the antichrist rises to power and takes over the world, forcing the remaining believers to fight against him and his followers. As the end times approach, the characters must face their final showdown with the forces of evil.

“We Were the Mulvaneys” is a powerful portrayal of a family’s downfall after a tragic incident tears them apart. This Oprah’s Book Club selection explores themes of love, loss, and the enduring bonds of family through the eyes of the Mulvaney children.

“The Corrections” follows the lives of the dysfunctional Lambert family as they reunite for one last Christmas. Through complex characters and themes of love, family, and identity, Franzen explores the complexities of the modern American family and the search for happiness in an ever-changing world.

“A Painted House” is a coming-of-age novel set in rural Arkansas in the 1950s. It follows the story of a young boy named Luke who must navigate family secrets, racial tensions, and hard work on a cotton farm.

“Skipping Christmas” follows the story of a couple who decide to skip the traditional Christmas celebration in favor of a tropical vacation. But their plans are put in jeopardy when their neighbors pressure them to celebrate the holiday, leading to a humorous and heartwarming journey.

“The Prayer of Jabez” is a short and powerful book that offers a transformative message based on a brief passage from the Bible. It encourages readers to pray for God’s blessings and guidance, and to embrace the potential for a blessed and fulfilling life.

A family’s life in rural Wisconsin is turned upside down when a tragic accident occurs on their farm. As they struggle with guilt, secrets, and the judgment of their small town, they must find a way to heal and rebuild their shattered world.

A woman struggles to cope with the sudden loss of her husband, while also trying to sell their home. As she grapples with her grief and adjusts to living alone, she is forced to confront her past and reexamine her future.

“The Testament” follows the story of billionaire businessman Troy Phelan, who leaves behind a shocking last will and testament that sets off a legal battle between his greedy heirs and an illegitimate daughter he never knew he had. A thought-provoking and suspenseful novel about greed, family, and finding true happiness.

The first book in the popular “Left Behind” series follows a group of people during the events of the biblical apocalypse, as they struggle to survive in a world that is rapidly descending into chaos and turmoil.

“Me Talk Pretty One Day” is a hilarious collection of personal essays by David Sedaris, chronicling his experiences growing up in a large family, his move to France with his partner, and his struggles with learning French. His witty observations and self-deprecating humor make for a truly enjoyable read.

“The Bluest Eye” is a powerful and devastating novel that explores themes of race, beauty, and identity through the experiences of a young African-American girl growing up in Ohio in the 1940s. With haunting prose, Toni Morrison delves into the destructive impact of cultural ideals and societal expectations on young black girls.

“Home Comforts” is a comprehensive and practical guide to managing and maintaining a household. Filled with advice on cleaning, organization, cooking, and more, Cheryl Mendelson breaks down the art and science of keeping house, making it a valuable resource for any homemaker.

“Organizing From the Inside Out” by Julie Morgenstern teaches readers how to create an organizational system that works for their unique needs and lifestyle. It offers practical strategies and tips for decluttering, prioritizing and effectively managing time and space.

“The Cider House Rules” tells the story of orphan Homer Wells, who grows up in an orphanage run by Dr. Wilbur Larch. As Homer struggles to find his place in the world, he grapples with issues of abortion, identity, and family, ultimately finding his true purpose in life.

“Prodigal Summer” is a multi-layered story that intertwines the lives of three diverse characters and their love for nature. Set in rural Appalachia, this novel explores themes of family, relationships, and environmental preservation. Through vivid storytelling, Kingsolver highlights the beauty and complexities of human nature and the natural world.

In “The Mark”, the eighth installment of the popular “Left Behind” series, author Tim LaHaye continues the thrilling story of the Antichrist’s rise to power and the struggles of those who refuse to take the “Mark of the Beast”. As the world faces increasing chaos and destruction, believers must fight for their faith and their lives.

“Back Roads” follows young Harley Altmyer as he navigates the challenges of caring for his younger sisters and dealing with the aftermath of his mother’s murder. As the family’s secrets unravel, Harley is forced to confront his troubled past and make difficult choices for their future.

Set in the mid-1800s, “Daughter of Fortune” follows Eliza Sommers, a young Chilean woman who journeys to California in search of her lover. Along the way, she faces challenges of gender, race, and class, and ultimately discovers her own strength and independence.

“While I Was Gone” follows the story of Jo Becker, a happily married woman whose past secrets resurface when an old friend returns. As she grapples with guilt and desire, Jo must confront the consequences of her choices and decide what truly matters in life.

“Drowning Ruth” is a gripping novel that follows the intertwined lives of sisters Ruth and Amanda, and their Aunt, Hannah, in rural Wisconsin during the early 20th century. A tragic event leads to secrets and lies being exposed, testing the bonds of family and love.

“Gap Creek” follows the struggles of a young newlywed couple, Julie and Hank, as they face poverty, loss, and the challenges of making a life in the unforgiving Appalachian wilderness. Through hard work and determination, they learn to rely on each other and their love to survive and thrive.

In “The Indwelling: The Beast Takes Possession,” the seventh book in the Left Behind series, we see the rise of the Antichrist as he takes over the world and begins to persecute those who remain faithful to God during the end times.

“Talking Dirty With The Queen Of Clean” is a practical and humorous guide to cleaning and organizing your home by renowned cleaning expert Linda Cobb. With tips and tricks for tackling tough stains, decluttering, and creating a fresh and inviting space, this book will help you achieve a sparkling clean home.

“The Bear and the Dragon” by Tom Clancy is a political thriller that follows the escalating tensions between the United States and Russia after a brutal assassination. Amidst nuclear threats and global power struggles, CIA analyst Jack Ryan must navigate dangerous alliances and international intrigue to prevent all-out war.