Let the Dough Rest: The Last Advice Book Anyone Will Ever Read
Publication Date: 08/24/2027
The advice book for people who hate advice books—jam-packed with jokes and genuine reflections from a man whose most serious life advice is not to take life so seriously. Cappy McGarr has figured it out: Nobody has it all figured out. In a world of advice books claiming secrets to…
The Washington Zoo: A Novel
Publication Date: 04/27/2027
A hapless divorced father, his incorrigible five-year-old son, and a riotous cast of Washington strivers collide in a comedy of family, class, ambition, and belonging in the nation’s capital. Morgan Macauley Bannister is a fifty-two-year-old, washed-up Foreign Service officer living in one of DC’s grandest apartment buildings and enduring one…
Know When to Run: Memoir of a Bookie’s Daughter
Publication Date: 06/15/2027
By the author of The Wild Oats Project, a gripping memoir about trauma, resilience, and reconciliation that traces her fifty-year reckoning with the bookie father she could never outrun. Robin Rinaldi was raised as the only daughter of a notorious Pennsylvania bookmaker who ran gambling junkets with the Bufalino and…
Riot: Summer of Shame
Publication Date: 02/23/2027
When a desperate university student turns to drug running to save her family from financial ruin, she is pulled into a world of crime, loyalty, and betrayal where protecting the people she loves may cost her everything, including her freedom. Page Kowalski has always known right from wrong, but desperation…
Well Enough: A Life-Changing, No Pressure Guide to Feeling Better
Publication Date: 06/01/2027
The first wellness book for the everyday man (and the rest of us too): a no-pressure, no-shame guide to actually feeling better—one small change at a time. If you’ve ever tried to “get well” and felt like you were swimming upstream, it’s because you were. But guess what? You’re not…
Jennie’s Got This
Publication Date: 06/08/2027
Living in New York City, Jennie Wells is on the verge of turning thirty-five and suddenly finds herself jobless and single. Questioning her life choices, she seeks help from a life coach with unconventional and quirky methods. Jennie Wells was supposed to have her life completely sorted out by now.…
Rothko’s Lament: Trust Is a Dying Art
Publication Date: 05/18/2027
A roman à clef thriller set in New York's elite art world—exposing the secrets, corruption, ambition, and seduction behind the billion-dollar art market. Billionaire Sanford Wasserman, a famed art collector, is dying of Alzheimer's—and his treasured collection of Rothkos has gone missing from his Fifth Avenue aerie. Given his condition,…
A Time to Rend
Publication Date: 05/18/2027
After a global pandemic kills billions of men, the few survivors are treated as vital resources; nineteen-year-old Aiden and his chosen family must fight a world determined to control his body and decide his future. Nine out of ten men are dead. Nineteen-year-old Aiden Price is one of the few…
Bury the Lede: A Journalism Mystery
Publication Date: 05/04/2027
Four reporters, one dead body—a scoop for the ages. Bury the Lede introduces four veteran journalists who were bought out, pushed out or downsized from a media world that has lost its way. It begins at midnight, when Charley “Blue” Bluestone, controversial editor of The Winship Messenger, drives off for…
A Common Country: Place and Tradition in the American Founding
Publication Date: 06/22/2027
In A Common Country, John C. Pinheiro takes a fresh look at America’s founding, moving beyond politically convenient arguments about heroes and villains to explore the real people, places, traditions, and beliefs that gave rise to the American experiment. “Citizens by birth or choice, of a common country, that country…