13 Memorable Love Stories

by Jana Fawaz Elhassan ; translated by Michelle Hartman

An intimate and intense novel that shines a light on both the overt and hidden tensions of the Middle East. Full review >

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by Beatrice Colin

A novel of soaring ambitions, public and private. Full review >

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by A.L. Kennedy

With sometimes-battering extremes of emotion and pain that ranges from personal injury to corrosive political nastiness,... Full review >

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by Elizabeth McKenzie

McKenzie’s idiosyncratic love story scampers along on a wonderfully zig-zaggy path, dashing and darting in delightfully... Full review >

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by Kemper Donovan

A Labrador retriever of a book—you'll find yourself smiling even when it knocks over the furniture and drools on your leg. Full review >

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by Connie Willis

In other hands this novel could have been mere cliché, but Willis’ exuberant humor and warmhearted, fast-paced plotting... Full review >

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by Sally Thorne

A breezy tale perfect for a day at the beach, this one’s a real winner. Full review >

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by Marie Marquardt

A rushed ending is only a small distraction in this otherwise eye-opening story. Full review >

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by Kathleen Collins

Astonishing and essential. A gem. Full review >

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by Edward Hoagland

The incomparable Hoagland's 25th book is not only one of the most rewarding novels of the year, it's also one of the sexiest. Full review >

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by Eileen Chang ; translated by Karen S. Kingsbury

With compelling protagonists and a host of memorable supporting characters, this novel tells an emotionally complex story... Full review >

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by Belinda McKeon

McKeon regards the characters in her keenly wrought love story—for all their flaws and fragility—with insight, sensitivity,... Full review >

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by Jude Sierra

A lovely, finely wrought romance that reminds us that to truly love another, we must know our own hearts. Full review >

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