Hardcover Fiction

by Norman Mailer · Random House

by Elizabeth Goudge · Coward McCann

by Pearl S. Buck · Harper

by Frank Yerby · Dial Press

by Taylor Caldwell · Amereon Ltd

The #1 New York Times–bestselling author's "magnificent" tale of romantic intrigue in the gothic tradition of Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre ( The New York Times). In the eyes of his daughter Melissa, Charles Upjohn can do no wrong. Where others see a minor novelist whose ego far outweighs his talent, Melissa sees a brilliant artist deserving of a wider audience. Where her sister and brother see a cold and inattentive parent who can't provide for his family, Melissa sees a doting father whose intentions are beyond reproach. On his deathbed, Charles puts his eldest daughter in charge of her mother and siblings. Melissa will do anything she can to please him—even if it means marrying a man she hates. As Charles Upjohn's publisher, Geoffrey Dunham holds the keys to the writer's legacy. Dunham also has the means to provide for Melissa and her family, and the desire to do so. Melissa knows her life with Dunham will be grim and passionless, but she's willing to sacrifice her own happiness in order to fulfill her father's wishes. Dunham, however, refuses accept a wife in name only. To win Melissa's heart, he must destroy everything she believes about her father—and herself. A darkly riveting portrait of the thin line between love and hate, Melissa confirms author Taylor Caldwell's reputation as one of the twentieth century's greatest storytellers.

by Evelyn Waugh · Little, Brown

by Margery Sharp · Little, Brown

Duchess Theatre, licensed by the Lord Chamberlain to Marianne Davis, Sybil Thorndike and Lewis Casson in "The Foolish Gentlewoman" by Margery Sharp, with Mary Merrall, directed by Michael Macowan, decor by Richard Lake.

by Zoe Oldenbourg · Pantheon

by Ross Lockridge · Houghton Mifflin

by Robert Wilder · Putnam

by Baynard Kendrick · Scribner

by Mildred Jordan · Knopf

Romantic novel about the Pennsylvania village of Asylum and the part it played in the French Revolution.

by Agnes Sligh Turnbull · Macmillan

"Life of a young Episcopal priest in a city parish." Cf. Hanna, A. Mirror for the nation

by Henry Bellamann · Simon & Schuster

by Nelia Gardner White · Peoples Book Club

This is a new release of the original 1948 edition.

by Alan Paton · Scribner

Two fathers come to terms with personal loss and the emotional scars inflicted on South Africa during the era of apartheid.