Major Abel Jones returns in a stunning re-creation of 1860s London and Glasgow that reaches from the worst slums in Europe to the lobbies of Parliament.

“The glee the author takes in the narrative voice of his staunchly Methodist hero is infectious, and he brings the era to vivid life.” —Publishers Weekly

In a grand Chicago hotel, a mysterious death sets a puzzling whodunnit in motion, in this devilishly complex whodunnit with a classical aristocratic setting.

Detective Inspector Herbert Reardon’s debut mystery “will delight fans of the TV series Downton Abbey” (Library Journal, starred review). The morning after what should have been a convivial supper party at a country home, the host is found dead in his bed―and the circumstances look decidedly suspicious.

An all-too-timely dystopian tale about mass entertainment turned toxic, from the award-winning author of Towing Jehovah.

“Technology will improve remorselessly until we can be ‘wired in’ so completely that we can’t tell what’s real and what isn’t. The Continent of Lies... deals with this subject brilliantly.” —Arthur C. Clarke

From the author of The Ice Master comes the remarkable true story of a young Inuit woman who survived six months alone on a desolate, uninhabited Arctic island.

New York Times–bestselling authors

An unrivaled portrait and day-to-day account of the lives, personalities, and relationships of three popes—Paul VI, John Paul I, and John Paul II—and an equally fine account of the hour-by-hour deliberations of the closely guarded conclaves at which two popes were elected in the fateful year of 1978.