Here are a few recent paperback releases that would lead to great discussions in any book club!
Undressing Mr. Darcy by Karen Doornebos
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| American social media master Vanessa Roberts lives her thoroughly modern life with aplomb. Until she sees Julian Chancellor, a very private man from England who's written a book called My Year as Mr. Darcy, take his tight breeches off for an educational striptease to promote his book. |
City of Lost Dreams by Magnus Flyte
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| Sara and Nicolas search for an alchemical cure for a gravely ill friend threatened by an old enemy and a bloodthirsty horseman, while Prince Max tries to explain the strange reappearance of a saint while outmaneuvering a scheming historian. |
Morning Glory by Sarah Jio
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| Jio's fifth novel, following The Last Camellia, explores the degree to which time and distance give comfort to those who have experienced loss. |
Once We Were Brothers by Ronald H. Balson
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| Two boys —one Jewish and one a budding Nazi —meet 60 years later, launching a story that will not let readers go until the last page, long after they discover what occurred in Poland all those years ago. |
In Violet's Wake by Robert Devereaux-Nelson
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| Violet's four ex-husbands band together to track down her high-school sweetheart to find out what the one who got away has —that they don't. |
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