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When an unmarried executive discovers shes pregnant and doesnt know which of the two men in her life is the father, she realizes her professional risk management skills dont extend to her personal life. Worse yet, she may carry a rare hereditary gene for early-onset Alzheimers. Whose needs should prevailhers or the next generations

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Gracies little sister Jannie is autistic and obsessed with birdsa connection that, as she grows older, allows her to finally begin to interact and engage with the world, even as Gracie increasingly allows the secrets shes keeping to isolate her from her peers and everyone she loves.

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A young girl flees seventeenth-century Madrid, in fear for her life. Three centuries later and a continent away, a woman comes across old papers long hidden away, and in them discovers the reason for the flight so long ago, and for her own mother's enigmatic dying words.

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A pocket-sized book with a curated, wholistic treasure trove of information about multitude of topics related to parents' and babies' well-being, The Little A-Z is like having your mother, best friend, counselor and work advisor, right beside you, coaching you through those initial 18 months of motherhood.

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Going for a big dream is a long journey, and sometimes it can be painful. How do you know when to keep going and when to pivot How do you endure rejection and failure and tragedy How do you find the courage to keep going when you feel weary or stuck

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When Hollywood movie star Finn Forrester and philosopher Ella Sinclair meet on an exotic film set in Sweden, their connection is palpable. Living on location, making a film that explores the big questions of life, they fall madly in love. Will they be able to trust it and ask themselves the biggest question of all

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In a moment of desperation, after seeing too many patients and loved ones battle cancer, a doctor starts running teamnever dreaming what a positive impact it will have on her community.

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After suffering from depression all her life, twenty-five-year-old Max Dorigan joins a mysterious research project on a Caribbean island, where shes introduced to the magical and healing world of lucid dreaming.

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The Magic of Memoir is food for the journey and comfort for the soul for memoirists who find themselves in the thick of it, offering interviews with best-selling memoirists and contributions from writers whove gone the distance.

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In 1660 Amsterdam, Anneke longs to create a new map, but cartography is the domain of men. Still, she persists, and eventually it seems her goal may actually be in sightuntil family secrets, infidelity, and even murder threaten her dream.

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When Casey gets into trouble hanging out with the wrong crowd in New Orleans, her parents decide to move back to their Orthodox Syrian Jewish community in Brooklynwhere, swayed by the communitys Middle Eastern values and her parents traditional wishes, Casey marries Michael at eighteen, thinking she can adjust to Sephardic ways. But can she

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Deeply in love, Cal and Mary brave divorce, marry, and help each other succeed in their work. Cal becomes a renowned inventor, Mary a best-selling author. Then Alzheimers strikes. Cal faces his disease courageously, Mary finds ways to sustain their relationship despite it. While they dont beat Alzheimers, it doesnt win either. Their love persists throughout and beyond their battle.

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When Eleanor Els Gordons life cracks apart, she exiles herself to a derelict plantation house on the Caribbean island of Nevisand discovers, with the help of its resident ghost, that only through love and forgiveness can she untangle years-old family secrets and set herself free to love again.

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Caelym, a young Pagan priest, leaves his cults hidden sanctuary on a critical mission and ventures into a world where Druids, once revered as healers, poets, and oracles, are now reviled as wizards and witches.

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Recalling personal experiences of living in Warsaw and Kiev, Ann C. Colley creates a complex, composite portrait of Poland and Ukraine at a time between the fall of the Soviet Union and the recent resurgence of a Russian threat.

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In a fresh take on the prep school lit genre, sassy sophomore Susannah Greenwood enters Quaker prep Foxhall School in 1960s Pennsylvania, and soon finds herself in an impossible situation when, 'the other new girl,' an outcast whom she has befriended, mysteriously disappears.

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On the run from the psychiatric facility where they fell in love, two suicidal young adults embark on an increasingly perilous cross-country odyssey in search of truth, beauty, and the meaning of life--forcing their mothers into an uneasy alliance as they embark on a journey of their own, hoping to find their kids before it's too late.

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A moving, inspirational memoir about how living and working in an all-black town during the height of the civil rights movement profoundly affected the authors entire familyand how they in turn impacted the community.

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In 1976, two newlyweds plan a future together in the mysterious city of Sao Paulo, Brazil. What follows is a true story of brutality, innocence lost, and survival found.

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A richly imagined novel based on the life of artist Agnes Pelton, The Pelton Papers covers everything from her shrouded Brooklyn childhood to her early success in the Armory Show of 1913, subsequent retreat to a contemplative life, and, ultimately, the flowering of her deeply spiritual art.

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Only two obstacles stand in Adlades way of becoming the most sought-after woman portraitist in eighteenth-century Paris: a beautiful, talented rivaland one of the bloodiest revolutions in history.

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Sue Camaione is a rebellious young woman in pursuit of physical pleasure and sexual equality during the second wave of feminism--the 1970s-80s, a time when gender double standards rule. Throughout her adventures she doggedly resists the virgin-whore dichotomy at every turn and learns that the road to freedom is a minefield paved with passion, danger, and love.

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Outrageous, hysterical, and at times terrifying, Chef Rossi's second memoir takes readers back to her teenage years, where she comes out, comes of age, and throws off the oppressive misogyny of the Chasidic Jewish tradition.