June Dawson has always been the one who holds her family together. When her beloved Aunt Diana dies, June is tasked with fulfilling her final moving from Suffolk to a quiet village on the edge of Lake Como. But she isn’t making the trip alone. Unexpectedly joined by her estranged father, the man who walked out years ago, June sets off on a road trip across Europe, where grief, memory, and unresolved silence fill the space between them. From ferry ports to empty hotel rooms, gas stations to winding mountain roads, each mile forces her to confront the emotional weight she’s carried for too long. The Long and Winding Road is a tender and lyrical debut exploring intergenerational trauma, mental health, estranged family bonds, and the quiet, painful work of healing. With emotional depth and understated beauty, Faizah Muhammad writes about the way we inherit both pain and resilience - and what it means to love someone while learning how to let go.

Much to Lau’s disdain, Baldo offers to help chief nurse Ada drive out the Aurora Society for the good of the sanatorium. But as they hatch a daring plan to thwart its next shipment, Baldo and Lau meet their match when a sinister, deadly foe threatens to bring about their end. Meanwhile, under Sebastian’s orders, Finny and Snake arrive at the third blood-collection site—F.O.L. Orphanage, where a familiar face awaits them…

Baldo and Lau have uncovered the blood collection scheme at the Athena Sanitorium for Former Servicemen in record time, but the situation is not as cut-and-dry as they had assumed. While chief nurse Ada wants nothing more than to wash her hands of the whole affair, her duty to give the best care possible to her fellow veterans keeps her shackled to the Aurora Society. After all, the atrocities of war and the guilt of survival are heavy burdens to bear―ones that Baldo himself knows all too well…

Mey-Rin and Ran-Mao’s victory is secured as they thoroughly dismantle the operation in North Yorkshire. Meanwhile, Baldo and Lau are headed to Wiltshire to investigate a sanatorium for war veterans that is rumored to be headed by a “miracle healer.” The skeptical cook is disinclined to believe in the existence of angels—but the incredulous sight that unfolds before his eyes might change his mind…

Toujours dans l'optique de stopper le frère de Ciel, Lau et Bardroy infiltrent un sanatorium suspect, mais ils sont vite confrontés à une infirmière un peu particulière.

"Ali's ghazals are contemporary and colloquial, deceptively simple, yet still grounded in tradition....Highly recommended."― Library Journal The beloved Kashmiri-American poet Agha Shahid Ali presents his own American ghazals. Calling on a line or phrase from fellow poets, Ali salutes those known and loved―W. S. Merwin, Mark Strand, James Tate, and more―while in other searingly honest verse he courageously faces his own mortality.

Getting snowed in at a beautiful, rustic mountain chalet doesn’t sound like the worst problem in the world, especially when there’s a breathtaking vista, a cozy fire, and company to keep you warm. But what happens when that company is eight of your coworkers…and you can’t trust any of them? When an off-site company retreat meant to promote mindfulness and collaboration goes utterly wrong when an avalanche hits, the corporate food chain becomes irrelevant and survival trumps togetherness. Come Monday morning, how many members short will the team be? The #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Turn of the Key and In a Dark Dark Wood returns with another suspenseful thriller set on a snow-covered mountain.