Uncorrected Proof
22 julio, 2026

My Name Is Iris Brando Skyhorse ARC Paperback

It has 272 pages and is an uncorrected proof. The narrative type is fiction, and the book is written in English. It was published in 2023, making it a recent addition to any book collection.
22 julio, 2026

My Name Is Iris Brando Skyhorse ARC Paperback

It has 272 pages and is an uncorrected proof. The narrative type is fiction, and the book is written in English. It was published in 2023, making it a recent addition to any book collection.
22 julio, 2026

God’s Country by William Kent Krueger ARC releases 8/18/2026

"God's Country" by William Kent Krueger is a novel set in the Cork O'Connor Mystery Series, releasing on August 18, 2026. Published by Atria Books, the book is a thriller that combines elements of crime, suspense, and detective work. It features an uncorrected proof in paperback format and is 256 pages long. With a focus on the protagonist Cork O'Connor, this gripping narrative promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
22 julio, 2026

God’s Country by William Kent Krueger ARC releases 8/18/2026

"God's Country" by William Kent Krueger is a novel set in the Cork O'Connor Mystery Series, releasing on August 18, 2026. Published by Atria Books, the book is a thriller that combines elements of crime, suspense, and detective work. It features an uncorrected proof in paperback format and is 256 pages long. With a focus on the protagonist Cork O'Connor, this gripping narrative promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
22 julio, 2026

God’s Country by William Kent Krueger ARC releases 8/18/2026

"God's Country" by William Kent Krueger is a novel set in the Cork O'Connor Mystery Series, releasing on August 18, 2026. Published by Atria Books, the book is a thriller that combines elements of crime, suspense, and detective work. It features an uncorrected proof in paperback format and is 256 pages long. With a focus on the protagonist Cork O'Connor, this gripping narrative promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.