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Tom Hazard was born in 1581 and ages so slowly he has lived through Shakespeare's London, Captain Cook's voyages, and 1920s Paris — now working as a history teacher in present-day London while belonging to a secret society that forbids its members from falling in love.

Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon wakes in a Florence hospital with no memory of the past few days and must decode a mystery rooted in Dante's Inferno before a bioterrorist threat kills millions.

A Sicilian girl makes a dangerous pact with a demon prince named Wrath to uncover who murdered her twin sister in 1800s Sicily, weaving Italian folk magic and Dante's Seven Princes of Hell into a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers mystery.

In a suburban neighborhood, two women have disappeared: doula Shelby Tebow and Kate Lemmon. Eleven years later, Kate's daughter Delilah, who also vanished, appears — but she cannot remember where she has been.

A successful New York woman's carefully constructed life begins to unravel as dark secrets from her teenage years resurface.

In the Society where every choice is made by Officials — including who you will marry — seventeen-year-old Cassia is Matched with her best friend Xander but briefly sees the face of another boy, setting off a chain of doubt she cannot suppress.

Juliette Ferrars has been locked in isolation for 264 days because her touch is lethal. When the dystopian Reestablishment decides to weaponize her, she must navigate a world of power, control, and an unexpected connection with someone who can survive her touch.

Mae Holland lands her dream job at the Circle — a technology company that has combined Google, Facebook, and Apple into one dominant platform — and becomes a true believer as the company pushes toward universal transparency and the erosion of all private life.

Marco and Anne Conti leave their infant daughter Cora home alone while attending a dinner party next door — checking on her every 30 minutes. When they return at midnight, Cora is gone.

Mia Dennett, daughter of a prominent Chicago judge, is kidnapped by Colin Thatcher — a man hired to deliver her to someone else. Instead, Colin takes her to a remote Minnesota cabin, and over weeks in isolation, something neither of them expected begins to develop.

Surgeon Nora Sinclair has buried a terrible secret from her childhood, but when a series of murders begins to mirror that hidden past, she is forced to confront whether she is the hunter or the hunted.

Six people at a backyard barbecue. Something happened. The novel spends its first half not telling you what, building the mundane detail of three couples' intertwined friendships, then reveals the event and its aftermath.