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DC homicide detective and forensic psychologist Alex Cross is called to investigate when a brilliant, media-obsessed killer kidnaps two children from a prestigious private school — drawing Cross into the most complex and personal case of his career.

Nassim Taleb introduces the concept of antifragility — the property of systems that gain from disorder, stress, and volatility rather than merely surviving it.

Esther and Jerry Hicks present the teachings of Abraham — a group of spiritual entities — on the law of attraction and how to align with what you desire.

In 1935, a thirteen-year-old girl's false accusation destroys two lives — and she spends the rest of hers trying to atone for it through the act of writing.

Elizabeth Gilbert argues for a life of creative curiosity over creative suffering, proposing a philosophy of making things for their own sake rather than for validation or survival.

A hitman who only kills bad people takes one last job but finds himself entangled with an unexpected companion and a plot to destroy him.

A cutthroat literary agent keeps bumping into the same brooding editor during her summer in a small town, and their mutual irritation slowly transforms into something neither expected.

Thomas Piketty draws on centuries of data to argue that capitalism structurally tends toward rising inequality unless actively counteracted.

Tennis legend Carrie Soto comes out of retirement at 37 to protect her all-time Grand Slam record from being broken by the sport's rising star.

A telekinetic teenage girl pushed to the breaking point by her fanatical mother and bullying classmates unleashes catastrophic revenge on her entire town.

Sixteen-year-old Clary Fray discovers a secret world of Shadowhunters, demons, warlocks, and vampires hidden within New York City.

Drawing on two decades of social science research and interviews with senior leaders, Brené Brown makes the case that courage — expressed through vulnerability, values clarity, trust, and learning to rise from failure — is the foundational skill of effective leadership.

A middle-aged Danny Torrance, now a hospice worker battling alcoholism, must protect a young girl with extraordinary psychic powers from a tribe of psychic vampires.

In 1986 Omaha, two misfit teenagers fall in love over comic books and mix tapes on the school bus, in a beautiful, melancholy story about first love and the courage it takes to be seen.

The fourth Kingsbridge novel is actually a prequel, set in the Dark Ages — 997 AD — showing how the town of Kingsbridge came to be founded. A builder, a monk, and a noblewoman navigate the dangerous world of Viking raids, Norman invasion, and the beginnings of English civilization.

A teenage boy inherits a shed that contains a portal to a dark fairy-tale kingdom, and must enter it to save a world he barely understands.

Twin sisters Cath and Wren arrive at college as inseparable unit — and Wren immediately tries to separate. Cath retreats into her beloved Simon Snow fan fiction while the real world crowds in.

The conclusion of the Caraval trilogy, in which the Dragna sisters face the consequences of their bargains, the Fates' growing power, and the final choices that will decide their hearts and their world.

A fantasy romance set in a war college for dragon riders, following a young woman who must survive her first year among the most dangerous cadets in the world.

Matthew Perry chronicles his rise to fame on Friends and his decades-long battle with alcohol and opioid addiction in a memoir marked by self-lacerating honesty.

Tracy Chevalier's bestselling novel imagines the story behind Vermeer's famous painting. Griet, a sixteen-year-old maid in seventeenth-century Delft, enters the household of the painter Johannes Vermeer and is slowly drawn into his art — and the quiet, charged tension of his studio.

Adam Grant challenges the assumption that success requires self-promotion and strategic relationships, showing that the most successful people are often those who focus on giving rather than getting.

A companion novel to The Plated Prisoner series, continuing the world and characters beyond the main five-book arc with new perspectives and the dark, gold-soaked romantasy fans love.

On their fifth wedding anniversary, Nick Dunne's wife Amy disappears, and the investigation reveals two people who may be nothing like who they claimed to be.