Unity Mitford, one of the six Mitford sisters born to British aristocracy, was one of “Hitler’s Girls.” She was self-proclaimed...

“The Matchmaker’s Gift” by Lynda Cohen Loigman, is a heart-warming historical fiction novel sure to put a smile on your face. It is a...

Paul Theroux is one of contemporary America’s most prolific authors, with over 30 books of fiction and nearly 20 travel volumes to his...

Nothing More to Tell by Karen M. McManus is a young adult novel about buried secrets that refuse to stay buried. Four years ago Brynn...

“Washington Post” columnist Dana Milbank traces the history of the Republican Party between 1994, when Newt Gingrich briefly became...

Tracey Lien’s intense debut, “All That’s Left Unsaid,” is a murder mystery with multiple themes—family, friendship, cultural assimilation...

Jamie Ford’s most recent book, “The Many Daughters of Afong Moy,” is a novel not to be missed. Afong Moy was a real person who is...

When Holland America’s cruise ship Zaandam set sail from Buenos Aires, it was loaded with 1200 passengers and 600 crew members. Everyone...

Charles Bosworth, Joel Schwartz, and Russ Faria will discuss “Bone Deep” Thursday, September 15, at 6:30 P.M. in Washington City Council...

Eager to read a novel with exquisite plotting and richly drawn characters, related in a voice that’s detailed and atmospheric bringing...

Off we sail into a brand new school year complete with its treasure chest of opportunities. To accompany you on your scholarly journey,...

William Kent Krueger has written his 19th book in the Cork O’Connor mystery series. “Fox Creek” follows familiar characters as they learn...

I found this book fascinating as it addressed the topic of generational trauma, a concept that I have only heard about in the past few...

Fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid have already met Carrie Soto in Reid’s last novel, “Malibu Rising”—and as the title of this newest release...

Nora supports her family by writing Hallmark movie-like screenplays. After her husband leaves Nora with their two young children, Nora...

On an October day in 1719, a cargo ship, the La Mutine (the mutinous woman) set sail from Le Havre, France for its destination, “the...

“Madwoman,” by Louisa Treger, is a historical fiction novel based on the true life story of the first female investigative journalist,...

The innocent voices of children ring painfully true as they endure family dysfunction, self-identify issues and deal with the loss of a...

A teenage version of “Indiana Jones” with Greek mythology and strong female characters fighting the patriarchy? Both are on display in a...

A reimagining of H.G. Wells’, “The Island of Doctor Moreau”, this story, set in the mid-19th century, takes the viewpoint of the doctor’s...