Dark at the Crossing
by Elliot Ackerman | 
Green on Blue
by Elliot Ackerman | 
The Wife
by Meg Wolitzer | 
Jackie by Josie
by Caroline Preston | 
Range Of Motion
by Elizabeth Berg | 
Say When
by Elizabeth Berg | 
Mad Dash
by Patricia Gaffney | 
Joy in the Morning
by Betty Smith | 
Commuters
by Emily Gray Tedrowe | 
The Beekeeper of Aleppo
by Christy Lefteri | 
Brodeck's Report
by Philippe Claudel |
Island of a Thousand Mirrors
by Nayomi Munaweera | 
The Wasted Vigil
by Nadeem Aslam |
All Our Names
by Dinaw Mengestu |
The People of Forever are Not Afraid
by Shani Boianjiu | 
Declarations of War
by Len Deighton | 
I Married You For Happiness
by Lily Tuck | 
Dept. of Speculation
by Jenny Offill | 
These Granite Islands
by Sarah Stonich | 
A Much Married Man
by Nicholas Coleridge |
Eden Malcom lies in a bed, unable to move or to speak, imprisoned in his own mind. His wife Mary spends every day on the sofa in his hospital room. He has never even met their young daughter. And he will never again see the friend and fellow soldier who didn't make it back home--and who narrates the novel. But on Christmas, the one day Mary is not at his bedside, Eden's re-ordered consciousness comes flickering alive. As he begins to find a way to communicate, some troubling truths about his marriage--and about his life before he went to war--come to the surface. Is Eden the same man he once was: a husband, a friend, a father-to-be? What makes a life worth living?