The Georgia congressman is in the mix for the final installment of his graphic novel trilogy recounting the early years of the civil rights movement.

The latest book by Tracy Kidder profiles the life of Kayak.com founder and ‘monster coder’ Paul English.

Ann M. Little’s telling of Esther Wheelwright’s story illuminates issues of class, status and gender through the 18th century and across continents.

Colin W. Sargent’s 1920s novel hits all the right notes on accuracy and fervor.

In ‘Red Right Hand,’ assassin Michael Hendricks works at reconciling his existence as a bad man who does good.

The book is the second in the Bernie O’Dea mystery series by Maureen Milliken.

The stories told by Kate Kennedy about real-life women who created change, scaled heights and cared for families spurs the reader to action.

J.D. Vance got himself out, but applies his humor and talent to insights about the people and culture that shaped him.