Irish writer O’Donnell debuts with a wrenching and scrupulously realistic narrative of a Dublin-based mother who, after years ...

Rosen (Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl) dramatizes the creation of the Barbie doll in this rollicking tale. The doll is pitched in Mattel’s Los Angeles office by Ruth Handler, who cofounded the toy ...

In this informative debut, Heaphy shares what he learned about political violence from his unique position as the lead investigator of both the 2017 Unite the Right riot in Charlottesville and the ...

The charming latest collaboration between Beaton, who died in 2019, and Green (after Death of a Spy) finds Scottish police sergeant Hamish Macbeth dreaming of a peaceful winter with his sweetheart ...

The divine right of kings squares off against pragmatic politicking in this labyrinthine dual biography. Historian Castor (Joan of Arc) recaps the fraught relationship between Richard II, who ...

In this quippy guide, Motherly contributor Johnston (coauthor of I’ll Be There (but I’ll Be Wearing Sweatpants)) calls on women to cast aside unrealistic social expectations and embrace their ...

“For too many people in Black and Brown communities, hard work alone isn’t enough” to achieve financial security, according to this practical debut manual. Earn Your Leisure podcasters Bilal ...

This fantasy, the North American debut from Irish comics writer Moloney, with art by Romero, aims high but falls short of its target. Meabh, once a formidable warrior with the Adventurers’ Guild ...

Journalist Whitehouse (The People on the Beach) delivers a heartrending account of her mother-in-law’s experiences during the Holocaust. Huguette Müller and her sister, Marion, escaped the ...

In this troubling study, tech scholar Chan (Networking Peripheries) argues that the contemporary data economy, rather than being “inescapably evolutionary and progress driven” (as Big Tech ...

Kopacz’s uneven latest (after Shallow Waters) recasts Oya, the heroine of a Nigerian folk story, as a Cuban-born Black woman in 1872 New Orleans. Oya, who was born with magical powers, has had a ...

Hutton’s high-intensity debut pairs a woman with a history of abuse and the billionaire who’s captivated by her. Artist and shopkeeper Honor Stone loses her last surviving relative when her ...