The Felons' BallThe Felons Ball is full of secretsones that refuse to reveal themselves and ones that refuse to stay buried. It's also full of wit and empathy and characters as real as your own family members. This novel is assured, propulsive, and thrilling, and I tore through it.Rebecca Makkai, New York Times bestselling author of I Have Some Questions for You The critically acclaimed author of The Good Ones returns with an edge of your seat thriller about a

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Nothing short of divine intervention can redeem Roy in Julie’s eyes and bring them together just in time for the holidays

In How to Read the Constitution—and Why

laying bare deep-rooted tensions within family

Violet Veil wants nothing more than to prove her worth and become her father’s apprentice at Veil & Sons Undertakers

a landmark work of social history

including White House Counsel Don McGahn

The vagina thus has a fundamental relationship to female consciousness itself

her free-spirited and loveable cousin

loving woman who struggles heroically to come to terms with the extraordinary events of her long life