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.