Novel

The Glass Room

Brimming with barely contained passion and cruelty, the precision of science, the wild variance of lust, the catharsis of confession, and the fear of failure - the Glass Room contains it all.

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The Last Butterfly

Beautiful and heartbreaking … It is in the changing of one man … that one finds the most moving movements of the novel, as Antonin, the hasbeen clown, becomes a kind of hero of the human spirit. (Publisher’s Weekly)

Theodore Dreiser

The Pilot's Wife

"The Pilot's Wife" (1998) by Anita Shreve is a novel that explores betrayal, identity, and the emotional consequences of loss.

The Pirate

Unaware of his true heritage, a man who was raised by a wealthy Arab family learns that power and fortune are not the only reasons for living

The Red and the Black

The novel tells the story of the social rise of a poor young man, Julien Sorel, in a conservative, counter-revolutionary, and authoritarian regime during the era of the restoration of the monarchy after the fall of Napoleon and the return of the Bourbon d

The Red Pony

Therese Raquin

The novel Thérèse Raquin, written in 1867, is the first literary success of the French author Émile Zola and also the first naturalistic novel.

The Scarlet Ruse