Your favorite sleuth is back, and this time she's solving mysteries devised by some of the greatest contemporary authors of the genre: Lucy Foley, Ruth Ware, Elly Griffiths, and more!

by Serena Burdick
Told through the interwoven narratives of two indominable women, this is an engrossing novel of family secrets, literary crimes, and, ultimately, female triumph.

by Louise Hare
Atmospheric, clever, and compulsively readable, this is a must-read for lovers of twisty historical mysteries.

by Geraldine Brooks
If she loves epically sweeping and suspensefully delivered historical fiction, this is the one.

by Kirthana Ramisetti
For music lovers and anyone with an affinity for fiction that induces simultaneous laughter and tears.

by Monica Ali
What starts as a clever social comedy becomes a deeper, more complex story of likable but flawed characters dealing with culture clashes, prejudice, familial expectations, addiction, infidelity, and desire.

by Claire Luchette
Navigating a religious crisis and exploring the many meanings of sisterhood, this novel offers a wry and heartfelt rumination on faith in humanity.

by Bonnie Garmus
This funny, poignant, and fiercely inspiring novel revolves around Elizabeth Zott—a brilliant scientist, devoted mother, and kind and complex human.

by Elizabeth Brooks
Maude's experiences with a dreaded guardian—actually a kind bluestocking—leave the young orphan on uncertain footing. But readers may find themselves on the shakiest ground of all.

by Deanna Raybourn
After decades working as elite assassins for a clandestine international organization, a retired foursome realizes they’ve become the next target. The invisibility of women of a certain age might just be their greatest advantage.

by Katy Watson
A playful mystery starring three actresses competing for the same cult following, this is a treat for fans of Agatha Christie!

by Helene Tursten
For short story readers and laugh-out-loud mystery lovers.

by Sophie Divry
Articulated through the conflicting lens of memory, with dry wit and occasional salacious verve, this coming-of-age story is a study in feminine discontent.

by Karin Tanabe
When the government approaches translater Katharina “Rina” Edgeworth with the opportunity to put her potential to good use, she secretly exchanges her 1950s housewife title for one of an FBI informant.

by Ashley Weaver
A setting in World War II London, a shadowy spy agency, a curious lockpicker, an entertaining love triangle…need I go on?

by Ruth Ware
This nail-biting thriller about friends inseparable until death will keep armchair sleuths on their toes—and frantically turning pages!

by Ann Mah
Based on real events, this well-researched novel is about one of the most monumental years of Jackie Kennedy's life, one that molded her into the American icon we cherish today.

by Anna Pitoniak
When First Lady Lara Caine hires Sophie Morse to write her biography, the treasonous truths of her adolescence in Soviet Russia force Sophie to confront her own patriotism.

by Maggie O’Farrell
Loosely based upon the real life Lucrezia de’ Medici, this is a lush and captivating historical novel.

by Addison Armstrong
Two valiant generations of women spearhead the perilous dual storyline of this riveting novel, striking down anyone who dares to test them with one of the most powerful forces of all…books!

by Georgette Heyer
This Bas Bleu exclusive collection includes four classic Regency romances that charm and amuse!

by Andrzej Szczypiorski
Originally published in Polish as Pozatek in 1986, this novel chronicles the lives of Jewish and Christian Poles and Germans in 1943 Nazi-occupied Warsaw.

by Katherine Faulkner
An intriguing, crafty mystery, this captivating study of the precarious lives we build is perfect for readers who like to stay on their toes.

by Laird Hunt
A luminous literary feat, this short novel is the life story of Zorrie Underwood, an orphan in rural Indiana who drifts west to find work in the Depression.

by Alice Feeney
With a sinister nod to Agatha Christie, this thrilling mystery at a Cornish tidal island estate packs a killer twist!

by Nev March
When detective Jim goes missing while investigating an underground plot to sabotage the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, his wife, Diana, goes looking for him and ensnares herself deep within his case.

by Clare Chambers
This story about confronting expectations, searching for happiness, and finding love in the wrong places takes place in 1950s London.

by Susan Elia MacNeal
This irresistible historical mystery is ideal for those interested in stellar world-building, complex characters, occasional salty language, and tumultuous societies.

by Meredith Hall
When tragedy strikes, mother Doris can't cope, and daughter Dodie, who narrates the story along with her father, assumes much of the responsibilities for daily life.

by Valérie Perrin
This modern classic is rich with poetic language, irresistible characters, and profound human insight.

by Kim Michele Richardson
When sixteen-year old Honey is left on her own, she must flee the law to maintain her freedom. But a life in hiding doesn't suit her, so she learns to fight for her freedom.

by Kate Atkinson
With Jazz Age London and all its glamour and seediness as a glittering backdrop, this masterfully atmospheric read offers a fizzy cocktail of humor, intrigue, romance, and realism.

by Rosie Walsh
A haunting, heartbreaking novel with alternating narratives, this account of concealed love and stitched-together families will keep you on the edge of your seat.

by Mary Kubica
First a young mother never returns home from an evening jog. Suspicion falls on the husband…until another local woman and her six-year-old daughter, Delilah, vanish just a few weeks later.

by Sulari Gentill
This wonderfully addicting and very clever literary thriller is a mystery-within-a-mystery unlike anything we've read before!

by Beatriz Williams
This historical fiction novel employs a twisty plot in the fraught relationship between two estranged sisters, resulting in a suspenseful narrative that sparkles with psychological insight.

by Dorothy Kalins
This joyful memoir is filled with stories about “real people who cook real food” and shares tips, skills, and recipes from heavy hitters in the culinary community.

by Nathalia Holt
This unique memoir delves into the history, meaning, and value of museums (both specific ones and in general), offering a fascinating meditation on memory, identity, and storytelling.

by Natalie Livingstone
Read the untold story of the remarkable women of Rothschild who forged their own paths and built a powerful legacy as diplomats, advisors to prime ministers, and advocates for social reform.

by Imani Perry
Imani Perry interweaves her personal experiences and surprising encounters, ultimately giving readers an honest and nuanced perspective of the South and its troubling past.

by Don Dahler
Don Dahler illuminates the first American woman pilot's remarkable life, from childhood to her tragic fatal plane accident at thirty-seven years old, finally giving Quimby's fearlessness its due attention.

by Paulina Bren
A hotel’s history and its fascinating inhabitants commingles with a story about how the roles of women have changed throughout the twentieth century.

by Lizzie Post and Daniel Post Senning
The kind arts of conversation, correspondence, table manners, entertaining, gift giving, and more are detailed with confident authority and warm grace in this hefty reference that is simply a joy to read.

by Nell McShane Wulfhart
Being a stewardess in the 1960s during the glitzy golden age of travel seemed irresistible to thousands of women, but becoming one was no easy feat…and staying one was even harder.

by Ruth D’Alessandro
Ruth D'Alessandro, like most children, grew up listening to her mother's stories. Unlike most bedtime tales, however, her mother's were real and thrilling, and often involved cadavers.

by Amanda Gorman
This breathtaking collection of poetry by National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman is beautifully evocative, lyrically profound, and visually mesmerizing. For poetry lovers and modern movers and shakers.

by Halimah Marcus
These enthralling true stories about the bond between girl and horse raise questions about "autonomy and desire, privilege and ambition, identity and freedom, and the competing forces of domestication and wildness."

by Dr. Renee Alsarraf
In this heartwarming story, readers will discover the healing nature of the pups who offered Dr. Alsarraf profound comfort and support during her cancer journey.

by Andrew Morton
Readers will enjoy getting to know Queen Elizabeth II in this beautiful tribute to the dearly departed monarch.

by Margareta Magnusson
This warm, wise, clear-eyed, and lighthearted memoir offers gentle tips on getting old gracefully.

by Olivia Campbell
This well-researched account follows three history-defining doctors through their perilous journeys, as they paved the way for medical care for women by women.

by Winifred Gallagher
Meet the little-known women who, seeking adventure and opportunity, and drawn by manifest destiny, settled in the underdeveloped American west in the nineteenth century.

by Elizabeth Letts
With impeccable moral and physical fortitude, this true story of the “last of the saddle tramps” is a nostalgic read for anyone with a profound love for animals and an endearing sense of humor.

by Julia Scheeres and Allison Gilbert
The tragedies and triumphs of beloved columnist Elsie Robinson's life make for surprisingly gripping reading, and the text is embroidered with selections from her columns that showcase her uniquely poetic voice.

by Damien Lewis
Follow this true (untold until now) story of Josephine Baker’s tenacity and patriotism as one of the first women to serve as an Honorable Correspondent in a time of great upheaval.

by Ann Hood
In this illuminating memoir, Hood brings readers through the rigorous training flight attendants had to endure in the late 1970s.

by Deborah Cadbury
Sensing the increasing danger of Hitler's hate-fueled rise, courageous principal Anna Essinger made a bold plan to smuggle her school children to safety in England.