The Sittaford Mystery – Agatha Christie (1931)
Amid a snowbound village, Emily Trefusis, Inspector Narracott, and Major Burnaby race through secrets, séances, and suspicion to uncover a chilling murder.
Classics
Mystery
Psychological
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Historical
The Glassmaker – Tracy Chevalier (2024)
A young woman’s journey through centuries of glass, grief, and grit unfolds in the shimmering heart of Murano, where time bends and beauty is born from fire.
Historical
Romance
The Lost Duke of Wyndham – Julia Quinn (2008)
A highwayman’s secret past collides with a duchess’s fierce will and a companion’s quiet strength in this romantic tale of identity, legacy, and unexpected love.
Historical
Romance
Mr Cavendish, I Presume – Julia Quinn (2008)
Bound by duty but yearning for more, a duke and his betrothed must navigate secrets, pride, and unexpected love in a world where titles mean everything—until they don’t.
Fantasy
The City and Its Uncertain Walls – Haruki Murakami (2023)
A man journeys beyond memory and shadow into a walled city of dreams, where love, loss, and the silent weight of the past unfold in haunting, surreal stillness.
Adventure
Historical
Thriller
Hornet Flight – Ken Follett (2002)
A daring teenager uncovers a deadly secret behind Nazi radar and risks everything to outfly betrayal, bringing hope to a war-torn world teetering on the edge of defeat.
Mystery
Thriller
Ford County – John Grisham (2008)
Seven tales from a Southern town unravel lives touched by folly, fate, and dark humor, revealing how ordinary people stumble into unforgettable moments.
Romance
Young Adult
What Light – Jay Asher (2016)
A girl caught between two homes and one unforgettable December must decide if love is worth the risk when forgiveness and second chances become her holiday truth.
Fantasy
Romance
Science Fiction
Enchantment – Orson Scott Card (1999)
A scholar, a fierce princess, and a deadly witch collide across centuries, where love, magic, and sacrifice entwine to reshape kingdoms and the very fabric of time.
Classics
Satire
Pnin – Vladimir Nabokov (1957)
A tender, tragicomic journey through exile, memory, and missteps, where laughter and loneliness entwine in the life of a man forever slightly out of place.