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In 1871, Joanna Drury travels from Texas to Melbourne in search of her mother's past. Along the way, an Aboriginal elder reveals to her the family curse and she falls in love with farmer Erik.
In a small Oklahoma town, a café owner hires a quiet Native American woman, Caney. The novel follows their lives, unusual guests, and their search for belonging and a second chance. A warm story about loneliness, friendship, and community.
"God's People" (1951) is a novel in which the author compares the contrasting lives and ideals of two Americans who grew up as the sons of missionaries in China. The plot spans from the Boxer Rebellion (1900) to the mid-20th century.
Goldenbaum tells of a surprise encounter in a house on the shores of Monterey Bay; Lawrence of a love that has lasted since Adam existed — both couples realize that love does not ask for permission but arrives uninvited.
Mandala is one of Pearl S. Buck's most mature and spiritual novels, a rare work set in India. The title Mandala (symbol of wholeness) perfectly captures the core of the story: a search for meaning, wholeness, and the reconciliation of opposites.
Thirty-year-old widow Julia decides to sell her beach house after her husband's death. In doing so, she changes the lives of all the families who have rented it for years — teenagers Chris, Maggie and Joe, and Peter.