Newly released in 2019 is Sarah M. Broom’s memoir, The Yellow House.

From New York Times bestselling author, Emma Straub, comes her newest novel from 2020, All Adults Here.

Alexandra Shulman’s widely anticipated work, Clothes…and other things that matter, is just released in 2020.

Already a highly acclaimed author, Steven Johnson releases his newest novel in 2020.

Just released in 2020, Samantha Irby’s newest work, Wow, No Thank You, follows the ups and downs of her personal life.

Alicia Keys’ autobiography, More Myself: A Journey, shares Keys’ story from the challenges she faced as a child to her rise to stardom.

In 2020, Doyle releases her newest novel, Untamed, already a New York Times bestseller.

In 2020, Claire Nelson releases her first novel, Things I Learned From Falling, about her incredible story of survival.

In 2020, Hood releases his first novel, The Man Who Corrupted Heaven (published by Peregrino Press (an imprint of TitleTown Publishing), Gre

This thrilling book is perfect for history fans or fans of true crime.

Alexis Coe releases her most recent novel, You Never Forget Your First: A Biography of George Washington.

This book offers a look into how friendship works and why humans and animals need it to thrive.

Renowned author and poet, E.J. Koh, releases her newest work in 2020.

Hitting a Straight Lick With a Crooked Stick is a collection of works from acclaimed author, Zora Neale Hurston, released in 2020.

This novel shows the life of a woman who decided to leave a glamorous job to a start-up company and the struggles she faced after doing so.

Kate Murphy contemplates the importance of listening in her novel, You’re Not Listening.

This fancy book is for anyone who has a love for cocktails or is a fan of the hit show Vanderpump Rules.

This harrowing book describes the horrific nature of domestic abuse in this hard-hitting novel.

Kilmeade’s newest novel, Sam Houston and the Alamo Avengers, is just released in 2019.

This book is a powerful story of a fighter and a sexual assault survivor. It is gut wrenching but with a hopeful ending.