Anna Lee

“The Trackers,” like all four of Charles Frazier’s previous novels, began with an image. 

Ask Nic Brown about his past as a rock musician, and he’ll likely demur. 

The book was largely inspired by the author’s late grandmother.

“The London Séance Society,” Sarah Penner’s newest gothic whodunit novel opens, naturally, with a midnight séance in 1873 Paris.

In Veronica Roth’s far-future retelling of Sophocles’ “Antigone,” what’s left of humanity survives inside a single walled city.

There’ve been books written about Agatha Christie’s puzzling 11-day disappearance in 1926, but perhaps none quite like Nina de Gramont’s novel “The Christie Affair."

Heather Terrell is a novelist on a mission.

As a bestselling author who admits to being “on every social media there is,” Kimberly Belle knows there’s a fine line when it comes to oversharing.

Here are four of the newest Southern novels that we recommend.

The book follows sisters Violet and Marigold as they’re forced to leave home for different reasons.