On the surface, Corinth Eaton's life is going according to plan. She is succeeding in her third year of medical school and in a serious relationship with a man she intends to marry. In reality, Corinth is barely afloat, struggling with debilitating anxiety and depression, as well as the recent death of her father. A split-second decision results in her suspension from surgery rotation and reassignment to Maxwood, the state psychiatric institution where her grandmother was a patient for dec...

Bestselling author of A Study in Drowning and Fable for the End of the World Ava Reid is back with a thrilling new duology unlike anything you’ve read before.It’s a game—until it’s war.A disgraced politician from a powerful American dynasty.A coldly brilliant strategist who will sacrifice anything to win.A former pageant queen with a talent that could change the world.An expert female soldier with an eni...

From Jacob Tierney, the creator of Heated Rivalry**, in partnership with Brendan Brady and Accent Aigu, comes an official and complete collection of annotated scripts for the biggest cultural sensation of the year, with all new exclusive behind-the-scenes content.**Based on Rachel Reid's blockbuster Game Changers book series, Heated Rivalry premiered on Crave and HBO in late 2025 and immediately took the world by storm. I'll B...

Life at the Regal Rose Hotel has never been grander for Lola Rose, daughter of a Texas rancher and a British Lady. She has a fine suite, finer dining, and the finest friends. There is jazz every night with cocktails and dancing. She can take tea in the Tea Rose or sip champagne punch at the Punch Bowl. Or she can stumble upon a dead body.Lola would rather that last didn't happen, but it does, and it puts her once more fringe-deep into an investigation, much to the dismay of Detecti...

Falling for the wrong twin never felt so good . . .From the NEW YORK TIMES, WALL STREET JOURNAL, & USA TODAY bestselling seriesBeards, brothers, and bikers! Oh my!Identical twins Beau and Duane Winston might share the same devastatingly handsome face, but where Beau is outgoing and sociable, Duane is broody and reserved. This is why perpetually level-headed Jessica James has been in naïve and unhealthy infatuation...

The Secret History meets The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes in #1 bestselling author Ava Reid’s brand new, thrilling, dystopian YA novel.There is no application process for Valeran Academy, but it boasts the brightest – and precociously criminal – students in the nation.A disgraced politician from a powerful American dynasty.A coldly brilliant strategist who will sacrifice anything to win.A former pagean...

Christopher Reid's poetry is shaped by incisive intent disguised as playfulness and by a powerful resistance to decorum and convention. Ordinary Morning Sunlight operates on a scale that is simultaneously quotidian and timeless, moving easily between here and elsewhere, past and present, life and death. Its structure is novel - a set of elegiac lyrics flanked by a pair of unlike verse narratives - but for all their disparateness the three parts share concerns, most notably that of...

Drawing from a wide array of philosophical, literary, scientific, and poetic writings by the German philosophical poet and member of the early Romantic movement, Friedrich von Hardenberg (otherwise known by his nom de plume Novalis), Novalis's Philosophical Fictions is the first volume in English to offer a sustained philosophical interpretation of Novalis's work as a whole. The volume begins with the extensive notebooks on Fichte (compiled in 1795/6) and culminates in th...

Helen is a woman deep into her middle age with robust relationships with women: her mother, her colleague, and her friends. The need to protect her tender heart and a lifetime of sexual harassment and assault has left her with a deep mistrust of men. Adding to this mistrust is the current situation of the "Disappeareds," the Native Women who have been abducted without a trace from the local Native tribe. Against this backdrop she meets Nick, a warm and grown-up man who offers her an altern...

This collection traces the fragile geography between love and loss, memory and distance. Through rivers that cannot be crossed, hospital corridors that never sleep, and objects that hold more memory than the people who left them, these poems map the quiet aftermath of connection.From harbours at dusk to fluorescent-lit rooms, from photographs that refuse to stay still to leaves pressed into devotion, A Strange Thing to Hope explores what remains when people do not....

BRAND NEW from bestseller Carmen ReidSometimes it’s the little things that hold us togetherOn a beautiful street in Bearsden, life looks reassuringly ordinary. But behind the glossy front doors, three women are struggling to keep their lives on track.Helen has just lost her job as her teenage son faces the fight of his life. Isobel, who has spent years helping other people, has finally found the courage to leave her marriage. And glamorous Tricia,...

Rogene Reid explores the complexities of the Jamaican diaspora through the lens of three generations of her family.Me, She, and Her follows Rogene Reid’s journey as a single teenage mother navigating familial and cultural expectations about the ways she raises her daughter while making peace with the choices her own mother made in the past. It asks why subsequent generations continue to suffer when they have always been told that they have it so much bette...