The Berlin Letters
COMING MARCH 5, 2024
An unforgettable tale of the Cold War and a CIA code-breaker who risks everything to free her father from an East German prison.
A Shadow in Moscow
AVAILABLE NOW!
A betrayal at the highest level risks the lives of two courageous female spies: MI6’s best Soviet spy and the CIA’s newest Moscow recruit. As the KGB closes in, a compromise must be struck if either woman hopes to survive.
The London House
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An uncovered family secret sets one woman on the journey of a lifetime through the history of Britain’s WWII spy network and glamorous 1930s Paris in an effort to understand her past, save her family, and claim her future.
Of Literature and Lattes
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Amidst literature and lattes, two people discover the confusing, complex, and beautiful nature of friendship.
The Printed Letter Bookshop
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Love, friendship, and family find a home at the Printed Letter Bookshop.
Awful Beautiful Life
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A gripping story of grace, faith, and triumph for a woman whose world shattered hours after her husband’s suicide.
The Austen Escape
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After years of following her best friend’s lead, Mary Davies finds a whimsical trip back to Austen’s Regency England paves the way towards her best future.
A Portrait of Emily Price
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Art restorer Emily Price has never encountered anything she can’t fix—until she meets Ben, an Italian chef, who seems just right. When Emily follows Ben home to Italy, she learns that his family, however, is another matter . . .
Lizzy & Jane
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Art restorer Emily Price has never encountered anything she can’t fix—until she meets Ben, an Italian chef, who seems just right. When Emily follows Ben home to Italy, she learns that his family, however, is another matter . . .
The Brontë Plot
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When Lucy’s secret is unearthed, her world begins to crumble. But it may be the best thing that has ever happened to her.
Dear Mr. Knightley
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Samantha Moore has always hidden behind the words of others―namely, her favorite characters in literature. Now, she will learn to write her own story―by giving that story to a complete stranger.
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MEET KATHERINE
Katherine Reay is the national bestselling and award-winning author of Dear Mr. Knightley, Lizzy & Jane, The Bronte Plot, A Portrait of Emily Price, The Austen Escape and The Printed Letter Bookshop...
Katherine Reay’s Dear Mr. Knightley kept me up until 2:00 a.m.; I simply couldn’t put it down.
Reay’s sensually evocative descriptions of Italian food and scenery make this a delight for fans of Frances Mayer’s Under the Tuscan Sun.
Dear Mr. Knightley is a stunning debut―a pure gem with humor and heart.
A woman searches for the truth about the disappearance of her ancestor in the spellbinding latest from Reay (Dear Mr. Knightley)…Reay’s fast-paced foray into the past cleverly reveals a family’s secrets and how a pivotal moment shaped future generations. Readers who enjoy engrossing family mystery should take note.
Expertly researched and perfectly paced, The London House is a remarkable novel about love and loss and the way history—and secrets—can impact a family and ultimately change its future. With its beautifully drawn characters, compelling present-day story, and evocative diaries and letters from the past, Katherine Reay paints a vivid picture that pulled me in with every page, desperate to know what would happen next. I loved it!
Katherine Reay is a stunning storyteller who brings the characters and settings to life in such a vivid way you nearly believe you can meet them.
In this story of war, deception, and absolution, we find also a tale of sisters, love, loss, and all of the unspoken things in between. A history of heroism and tragedy unfolds bit by bit through letters that illuminate the past and change everything one woman thought about her family—and her own journey forward. Carefully researched, emotionally hewn, and written with a sure hand, THE LONDON HOUSE is a tantalizing tale of deeply held secrets, heartbreak, redemption, and the enduring way that family can both hurt and heal us. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Unlike many books written in homage to Austen, this is not a modern retelling of any of her stories, but rather a romp among contemporary Austen fanatics. Readers eager for anything Austen-related will enjoy this clean romance that explores the concept of escapism and what it may reveal about our real lives.
Quotations and allusion flow freely in Reay’s third tribute to the female giants of English literature. Fans may find themselves unearthing their classic novels after savoring this skillfully written homage.
Reay treats readers to a banquet of flavors, aromas, and textures that foodies will appreciate, and clever references to literature add nuances sure to delight bibliophiles. The relatable, very real characters, however are what will keep readers clamoring form more from this talented author.
