Witches on the Road Tonight

Witches on the Road Tonight

By the best-selling author of The Dress Lodger, Sheri Holman's new and most ambitious novel to date, Witches on the Road Tonight uncovers the secrets and lies that echo through three generations of one Appalachian family. It is a deeply human, urgent exploration of America's doomed love affair with fear.

The Mammoth Cheese

The Mammoth Cheese

Acclaimed best-selling author Sheri Holman’s third novel, The Mammoth Cheese, has been hailed as “stunning . . . a Great American Novel par excellence” by Newsday and by The New York Times Book Review as “lovely, disarming... tough, sad and surprisingly sweet”

The Dress Lodger

The Dress Lodger

“The Dress Lodger is as unsettling as it is brilliant. Holman attempts Herculean feats of plot and character, and the resulting novel is seamlessly crafted and deserving of wide acclaim and readership.”—The Washington Post Book World

The Stolen Tongue

A Stolen Tongue

“Sheri Holman writes with extraordinary assurance and style.”—Miranda Seymour

In an unusual, probing debut, 15th-century Palestine is the destination for a group of German pilgrims, who arrive gratefully in the Holy Land after a perilous sea voyage, only to lose much of what they hold most dear.—Kirkus Reviews

The Secret Currency of Love

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The Secret Currency of Love: The Unabashed Truth About Women, Money, and Relationships

In this compelling anthology of original essays, some of the country's most respected women writers reveal their deepest feelings about money and how it affects their most intimate relationships—with parents, children, spouses, siblings, and ultimately with themselves.

Sondok: Princess of the Moon and Stars

Sondok: Princess of the Moon and Stars

For ages 9–12. In the year 595 A.D., the land now known as Korea was fraught with political and religious intrigue. Three kingdoms fought for supremacy as three separate religions were also in conflict. In this atmosphere, 14-year-old Sondok, eldest daughter of the King Chinp-yong, ruler of Silla, keeps a diary and describes the events she witnesses.