Barbara Stark Nemon imagines a secret escape network for Jews and conversos fleeing the Portuguese Inquisition, guided by a teenage girl’s coded embroidery.

In Zeeva Bukai’s new novel, a fading Yiddish theater star leaves her husband in New York and wakes up in a Jaffa sanatorium with no memory of how…

Shifting focus from her first book, ‘We Were the Lucky Ones,’ Georgia Hunter tells the captivating story of Italy’s Jews during World War II.

Beyond a tale of star crossed lovers, Zeeva Bukai’s debut novel explores home, exile and belonging between the 1967 Six-Day War and the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

With multidimensional characters who wrestle with doubts and guilts, Tova Mirvis’ murder mystery is more than a whodunnit.

Sarah Seltzer intertwines tales of the music industry with themes of sisterhood, motherhood and marriage, all seen through a Jewish lens.

Jennifer S. Brown delivers an exciting coming-of-age story dripping with forbidden love set in Prohibition era New York.

Ruth Mark Egash’s YA coming-of-age story explores the conflicts between Jews and Arabs as well as the tensions between secular and religious Jews.