Katherine Reay. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-1-4016-8968-1
Samantha Moore is more than ready to leave Grace House, the orphanage she has lived in for eight years. In order, however, to pursue her dream of writing, she remains and accepts a grant to attend journalism school. The grant holds an unusual...
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Katherine Reay. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-1-4016-8973-5
In a rich feast for the senses—both literary and culinary—Reay’s (Dear Mr. Knightley) sophomore novel introduces two estranged sisters who rediscover the meaning of family 15 years after their mother succumbed to cancer. Master chef Elizabeth, or...
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Katherine Reay. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-1-4016-8975-9
Lover and seller of rare books Lucy Alling likes to add a little something special to her treasured finds, in order to make the buying and selling of books and memorabilia more lucrative. When the lawyer she is beginning to date confronts Lucy with...
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Katherine Reay. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-7180-7791-4
Romance novelist Reay (Dear Mr. Knightley) crafts another engaging and sprightly page-turning bildungsroman. Emily Price is an art restorer and artist with underdeveloped talent and some personal blind spots. She works for an Italian expatriate...
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Katherine Reay. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-7180-7809-6
Reay (A Portrait of Emily Price) adds to the ever-expanding genre of Jane Austen–themed literature with her latest offering. Mary Davies, an industrial engineer from Texas, has been working on augmented reality glasses for years but her work has...
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Katherine Reay. Thomas Nelson, $16.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-7852-2204-0
Reay invites readers back to the charming small town of Winsome, Ill., (last visited in The Printed Letter Bookshop) in this feel-good, community-centric romance. When Alyssa Harrison’s Silicon Valley employer goes under, pending an FBI...
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Katherine Reay. Harper Muse, $17.99 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-0-7852-9020-9
A woman searches for the truth about the disappearance of her ancestor in the spellbinding latest from Reay (Dear Mr. Knightley). Caroline Payne, a Boston pharmaceutical worker, receives a call from her college friend Mat Hammond, whom she hasn’t...
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Katherine Reay. Harper Muse, $17.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-1-400-24303-7
In her nail-biting latest, Reay (The London House) toggles between the lives of mother and daughter spies. In 1944, Ingrid Bauer is living in Nazi-occupied Vienna when her parents are killed by the SS for working for the British Foreign Service....
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