Fiction - Psychological

Collects two volumes of short stories by one of contemporary South Africa's most acclaimed novelists. With a tender wit, Vladislavic cuts through the ordinary, the profound, and the truly perplexing to reveal absurdities and truisms alike. From a man who forms a strong emotional...

Author: Robb GrindstaffISBN-13: 9798890252906Publisher: Evolved PublishingLanguage: EnglishPublished: 06/03/2026Pages: 324Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.96lbsSize: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.73d

Author: Jane CorkishISBN-10: 1966903111ISBN-13: 9781966903116Publisher: Meridian Book PublishersLanguage: EnglishPublished: 06/05/2026Pages: 220Format: HardcoverWeight: 1.25lbsSize: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.75d

gothic Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë's only novel, was published in 1847 under the pseudonym "Ellis Bell". It was written between October 1845 and June 1846.[1] Wuthering Heights and Anne Brontë's Agnes Grey were accepted by publisher Thomas Newby before the success of their sister...

Part play, part novel, stunningly contemporary, Giono's elusive narrative ties together landscape, character, and the beyond. Author of "The Man Who Planted Trees."Author: Jean GionoISBN-10: 097286928XISBN-13: 9780972869287Publisher: Archipelago BooksLanguage: EnglishPublished: 04/23/2004Pages: 117Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.39lbsSize: 6.98h x 6.02w x 0.36dReview Citation(s): Vogue 06/01/2004 pg. 154Library...

Author: Grace WalkerISBN-10: 1420536605ISBN-13: 9781420536607Publisher: Thorndike Press Large PrintLanguage: EnglishPublished: 07/01/2026Format: HardcoverLarge Print

Author: John UpdikeISBN-10: 0679444599ISBN-13: 9780679444596Publisher: Everyman's LibraryLanguage: EnglishPublished: 10/17/1995Pages: 1568Format: HardcoverWeight: 2.42lbsSize: 8.22h x 5.46w x 2.28dReview Citation(s): Entertainment Weekly 02/13/2009 pg. 60Entertainment Weekly 07/05/2013 pg. 96

Author: Allison BrennanISBN-10: 1420536621ISBN-13: 9781420536621Publisher: Thorndike Press Large PrintLanguage: EnglishPublished: 07/01/2026Format: HardcoverWeight: 1.71lbsLarge Print

People do not simply vanish from Dorley Hall. They are replaced. When Stefan "Stef" Riley encounters a woman who looks uncannily like his missing childhood mentor, he begins to suspect that the disappearance he has been grieving for a year may not be the...

The Things We Don't Say*A Dream-Life Novel by Amara LumenAt four years old, Amara survives the road between Jakarta and Bandung, only to wake in a bright hospital room to a world rewritten by absence.When she wakes from a two-week coma, the only face...

A father dies alone on a bench that faces the wrong way.Thirty-four years earlier, he skips the steps that squeak and leaves for work before his daughter wakes. Cassie opens her eyes to an empty room in an empty house. She skips the same...

After the Fall: Where the Silence Fractures is the second book in a mythic literary trilogy about survival, memory, and the act of moving forward when the world itself has started to forget.Following a mysterious global phenomenon known as the Lifting, people vanish without...

Detective Bill Holiday has carried the Calloway case his entire career. Jack Preston has carried the memory of what he did. When their paths cross on a quiet street, both men understand that knowing is not the same as proving - and that justice,...

Everyone in Pine Hollow is drawn to Father Dan Carter.He's young. Charismatic. Helpful.Too helpful.When single mother Emma Collins reconnects with a woman claiming to be her long-lost mother, she's overwhelmed with emotion-and doubt. Then, as people around her start dying in brutal, inexplicable ways,...

48 Hours Rich by Shirley A. Appiah It doesn't begin with a plan.Not even a decision.It begins with a moment that might not feel familiar right now. If you've ever stopped or hesitated before finishing something, you might recognize yourself in this story.For two...

After enduring childhood abuse and later betrayal, Stephanie searches for safety in distance, hoping she can reclaim a sense of self beyond what has been done to her. An online connection introduces her to Michael-quiet, controlled, and shaped by unresolved grief. The loss of...

Twenty-one-year-old Elliott Herten is an anxious, lost young adult-a product of a post-pandemic reality. After the upheaval derailed his formative years, his passions dwindled, his friendships faded, and his video game addiction tightened its grip. Then, after the sudden loss of his mother, Elliott...

The torrent (Entre Naranjos) explores inner conflict shaped by ambition, tradition, and emotional longing within a tightly bound social world. The narrative follows a return to familiar surroundings where public duty clashes with private desire, revealing the pressure of inherited expectations and rigid social...

The House With No Beginning is a haunting, intimate work of psychological fiction that traces the long shadow of childhood trauma and the quiet, determined work of reclaiming a life. Written with stark honesty and lyrical restraint, the novel follows a woman who returns...

"A Note in Music" is a poignant and evocative novel that explores the quiet desperation and emotional landscapes of middle-class domesticity in the early 20th century. Set in a grey, industrial town in Northern England, the story follows Grace Fairfax and her friend Norah...

"The Notebook of Malte Laurids Brigge" is a seminal modernist novel and the only prose work of the celebrated poet Rainer Maria Rilke. Written as a series of semi-autobiographical reflections, the narrative follows the internal life of a young, impoverished Danish aristocrat living in...

"Mrs. Dalloway" is a landmark work of high modernism that explores a single day in the life of Clarissa Dalloway, an upper-class socialite in post-World War I London. As she prepares to host a party that evening, the narrative weaves through her inner thoughts...

onny Shay is an amiable and adventurous young man who acts on a dream and defies the imaginary curse that keeps people confined in the New Jersey Shore town of Seal Harbor. He dares to cross Raritan Bay and start a new life in...

A ferryman of the dead learns what it means to be human through the souls he carries across an endless river.Beyond the veil of life lies the Endless Shore, where souls gather at the edge of a dark and ancient river. There, the Ferryman...

Rebellion of Quiet Things is a genre-spanning anthology that gathers voices from across the world to illuminate the interior lives we so often overlook. Through essays, memoirs, flash fiction, poetry, and short stories, the collection traces the subtle revolutions that occur beneath the surface...

KATHERINE WALTERS wants nothing more than solitude and a place to write, but the cottage she buys in wild, remote Dartmoor is not the haven she expected.A stranger is out there on the moor, watching her from afar, and his constant presence has her...

ENTITLEMENTDaniel Eiman has spent six years rebuilding himself from the inside out. A former LGBTQ+ activist turned high school English teacher, he has learned to find home not in the causes he once fought for but in the quiet discipline of his own inner...

At 2:17 a.m., the dead woman joined the family chat.Nora Vale thought marrying Simon Wren meant stepping into a wounded family still learning how to live after tragedy. His first wife, Elise, died two years ago in a fall that no one likes to...

Audrey a young professional woman returns to rural Canada from England after the unexpected death of her brother James. Audrey re-visits the town full of ghosts from her fraught past... her distant father, two unsatisfactory stepmothers, her dark and dangerous cousin Struan and her...

This is not just a poetry collection-it is a journey through love, loss, survival, and the quiet, unspoken parts of becoming human. In these pages, every line carries weight, every silence speaks, and every poem unfolds like a memory you didn't realize you were...

There is no winning. Only what you become.Six contestants.One isolated mansion.No escape.Sydney Monroe was America's sweetheart... until one mistake destroyed everything. Now, she has six weeks to win the world back.The offer seems simple: star in a new horror reality show, Shut In. Cameras...

The fourth collection within The Fading Path series gives a tiny glimpse to gory and disturbing dealing from the region between the void and the real world delving into the evershifting plane's economy and structure.Author: Katelina RouseISBN-13: 9798993825274Publisher: PublishdriveLanguage: EnglishPublished: 04/23/2026Pages: 50Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.15lbsSize:...

In a near-future America, parents can list their unborn children on a financial market - selling shares of their future earnings in exchange for the capital to give them a better life. Solomon Banks was listed at forty-two dollars. Leah Hebert was listed at...

What if the parts of you that broke... were never meant to stay broken?The Unbroken Bloom is a deeply emotional and transformative novel about healing, identity, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild yourself when life tries to tear you apart.Through pain, loss,...

What if the very things that tried to break you became the path that led you to healing?Little Did I Know is a deeply emotional and powerful story about trauma, faith, resilience, and the kind of love that refuses to give up on someone-even...

THE BROKEN STRINGSTaylor's life was a broken, familiar melody: the endless grind of dive bars, stale ramen, and the constant, gnawing pressure of a struggling freelance musician whose raw talent always exceeded his meager income. His existence was a monotonous loop of fading hope,...

John is having some trouble. His father is a preacher, but his own faith is failing. He is angry with God, angry with the church, and angry at his own weakness. He hates his job. His friends are few, and they make him angry...

"Emotionally complex literary fiction that is exceptionally well written and uniquely formatted." - Jamie Michele for Readers' Favorite"Haunting, layered, and exquisitely crafted, The Book of Revelations weaves a fractured life into a luminous mosaic of shifting voices and identities, drawing readers into a profound...

Two women. One asylum. Deadly secrets.When nineteen-year-old Ginny's mother abandons her at Wellard Asylum, she isn't sick. She's pregnant. Behind the iron gates patients cower, the rules are broken, and the basement hides evils that would make monsters squirm. Ginny only has one goal:...

Behind the elegant façade of No. 28, a Victorian terraced house in a tree-lined avenue, five women try to outrun the darkness that threatens to consume them. Cloistered in separate apartments, seeking ways to fill the hours of solitude, their privacy is assured, each...

"The Brothers Karamazov" is a monumental work of Russian literature and the final novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. A complex and deeply philosophical narrative, it explores the intense rivalries, moral dilemmas, and spiritual crises within the Karamazov family. Set in 19th-century Russia, the story revolves...

Packages is a novel about the stories we tell to survive--and the ones that haunt us when survival isn't enough. Set against the charged intimacy of a Southern college town, Danny O'Dea's debut follows Michael McKnight, a young man orbiting grief, desire, and moral...

Sandra has spent years listening to the voices of her past; cruel, persistent, and relentless. Stuck in a cycle of coffee, work, and sleep, she longs for more, though she doesn't yet know what that "more" could be.When unexpected kindness begins to challenge the...

What if the chaos in your life didn't happen to you - but began with youEvery decision reshapes reality. Every attempt to repair the future only rearranges the tragedy. Loss adapts. Chaos survives.Are you truly a glitch in the system - or are you...

Heart of Darkness traces a voyage upriver into the depths of empire-and into the depths of the human soul. Recognized among the Modern Library's 100 greatest English-language novels of the twentieth century, Conrad's masterpiece recounts Charles Marlow's search for Kurtz, a gifted agent whose...

A lyrical, high-stakes romance thriller inspired by The Great GatsbyA Summer for Moths is the ballad of Booth Baker, working musician and songwriter hiding out in the guise of a handyman and terrorized by the death in high school that forced him to flee...

In 1986, with Chernobyl smouldering on the news and the Cold War casting a deep shadow, Scott becomes convinced that nuclear conflict is inevitable. Sensitive, watchful, and haunted by personal grief, he immerses himself in post-apocalyptic stories and survival games, drawn to the clarity...

"The Distance Between The Trees" is a poignant, character-driven novel that explores the fragile threads of family, forgiveness, and identity. When decades of silence fracture a family's roots, a mother and son must navigate the haunting space between truth and reconciliation-where every choice carries...

In the world of Brogan, five regions depend on the rails to survive. Steam-powered trains move Drakena water from Emigre's mines, timber from Verdantia's forests, and grain from Perigon's prison farms. All of it flows through Verge's gray exchanges toward Rabell's hungry factories. The...

The Paranoid Rush is a psychological mystery thriller with strong elements of political intrigue and dystopian drama. At its heart, it's a character-driven story about one man's struggle against a world controlled by hidden forces. But unlike traditional hero stories, this book doesn't offer...