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Books like The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus
The House We Grew Up In
Four siblings, a hoarded house, and the Easter tragedy that broke them.
The House We Grew Up In 93%
Four siblings, a hoarded house, and the Easter tragedy that broke them.
Home of the American Circus
A bar worker inherits a decaying house and a niece who needs saving from their broken family.
Home of the American Circus 92%
A bar worker inherits a decaying house and a niece who needs saving from their broken family.
Mothers and Daughters
A seaside widow falls in love again while her daughters wrestle infertility and a controlling man.
Mothers and Daughters 92%
A seaside widow falls in love again while her daughters wrestle infertility and a controlling man.
Otherwise Engaged
A stuntwoman's accident and a secret engagement expose the adoption secret linking their families.
Otherwise Engaged 91%
A stuntwoman's accident and a secret engagement expose the adoption secret linking their families.
The Library of Borrowed Hearts
Raising three siblings, a librarian discovers a vintage novel whose margins carry a secret romance.
The Library of Borrowed Hearts 91%
Raising three siblings, a librarian discovers a vintage novel whose margins carry a secret romance.
Like Mother, Like Mother
A trailblazing editor's death leaves her daughter to find the grandmother who walked away.
Like Mother, Like Mother 91%
A trailblazing editor's death leaves her daughter to find the grandmother who walked away.
The Woman in the Middle
After her husband's affair with her best friend, Shay Bastable rebuilds a life of her own.
The Woman in the Middle 91%
After her husband's affair with her best friend, Shay Bastable rebuilds a life of her own.
At Last
Two rival matriarchs, bound by a wedding and a secret, orbit each other for decades.
At Last 91%
Two rival matriarchs, bound by a wedding and a secret, orbit each other for decades.
Bournville
In a chocolate-maker's utopian village, one family mirrors Britain's long argument with itself.
Bournville 91%
In a chocolate-maker's utopian village, one family mirrors Britain's long argument with itself.
