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'American Princess: A Novel of First Daughter Alice Roosevelt' by Stephanie Marie Thornton - 'American Princess' follows the rebellious life of Alice Roosevelt, the daughter of America's 26th president.

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'When We Left Cuba' by Chanel Cleeton - 'When We Left Cuba' centers around a Cuban exile who infiltrates Fidel Castro's inner circle, with a little help from the CIA.

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'Finding Dorothy' by Elizabeth Letts - 'Finding Dorothy' follows the story behind 'The Wizard of Oz,' told through the eyes of Maud Gage, who was the wife of the book's author.

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'That Churchill Woman' by Stephanie Barron - This novel examines the life of Jennie Jerome, also known as Winston Churchill's mother.

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'You'd Be Mine' by Erin Hahn - 'You'd Be Mine' is perfect for fans of 'A Star Is Born.' Follow Annie Mathers, the heir to a fortune, who is lusted after by rebellious country musician Clay Coolidge.

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'More Than Words' by Jill Santopolo - Jill Santopolo returns with a new best-seller to be. 'More Than Words' centers around a woman who investigates her personal relationships after the death of her father.

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'Lost Roses' by Martha Hall Kelly - Kelly crafted a best-seller with 'Lilac Girls,' and is back with 'Lost Roses.' This new book follows the character of Eliza and her friends, who navigate drama under the backdrop of World War I.

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'The Bride Test' by Helen Hoang - After her autistic son struggles with his lovelife, a mother ventures to Vietnam, to find a bride-to-be.

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'Black Leopard, Red Wolf' by Marlon James - This new book will center around a lone mercenary, who is tasked with finding a missing child.

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'99 Percent Mine' by Sally Thorne - '99 Percent Mine' is a hilarious love story, which follows Darcy and her secret love for her twin brother's best friend.

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'We Cast a Shadow' by Maurice Carlos Ruffin - This new novel by Ruffin takes a look at a southern town, where harsh racism and segregation exist to this day.

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'The Dreamers' by Karen Thompson Walker - Karen Thompson Walker is back with 'The Dreamers,' a mystery set in a California college town that is hit with a new epidemic.

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'The Lost Girls of Paris' by Pam Jenoff - A woman finds out about a secret ring of female spies, who embark on a clandestine mission in 1940s Manhattan.

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'To Keep the Sun Alive' by Rabeah Ghaffari - 'To Keep the Sun Alive' follows an upper-class family, who hide from the mayhem of the Iranian Revolution.

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'The Far Field' by Madhuri Vijay - Vijay has won the Pushcart Prize for his writing, and is back with 'The Far Field.' It follows a woman who ventures to Kashmir to find out more about her mother's mysterious death.

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'The Unlikely Adventures of the Shergill Sisters' by Balli Kaur Jaswal - Three sisters make a pilgrimage to India, to visit the incredible Golden Temple in Amritsar. This was their mother's last wish.

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'The Age of Light' by Whitney Scharer - 'The Age of Light' is set in Paris during the 1930s, following the relationship between a photographer and his muse.

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'American Duchess: A Novel of Consuelo Vanderbilt' by Karen Harper - For fans of the royal family, pick up 'American Duchess,' which examines the life of Consuelo Vanderbilt.

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'When All Is Said' by Anne Griffin - This is the first novel from Anne Griffin. 'When All Is Said' centers around an 84-year-old man who selects five people from his life, and gives them all a toast.

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'Before She Knew Him' by Peter Swanson - Swanson has crafted a masterful thriller with 'Before She Knew Him,' which follows a housewife who suspects that her neighbor is a murderer.

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'Queenie' by Candice Carty-Williams - This book follows a Jamaican British journalist, who desperately tries to navigate a stressful life in London.

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'Cape May: A Novel' by Chip Cheek - Set in 1950s New England, 'Cape May' follows newlyweds Henry and Effie, who explore love and lust over the course of summertime.

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'Mistress of the Ritz' by Melanie Benjamin - This book follows the story of a woman who hosts Nazi officials in Paris. She secretly works with the French Resistance, and gathers crucial info about them.

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'No Place Like Here' by Christina June - Christina June creates a modern spin on 'Hansel and Gretel,' which takes place during a girl's summer vacation away from boarding school.

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'The Au Pair' by Emma Rous - Twins find a picture of their mother on the day of their birth, but she's only holding one of them. The two investigate, which leads them to the cause of their mother's alleged suicide.

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'On the Come Up' by Angie Thomas - 'On the Come Up' centers around Bri, a young girl who becomes an internet sensation thanks to her rapping skills.

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'I Owe You One' by Sophie Kinsella - After Fixie Farr saves a stranger's laptop from destruction, he owes her one back. She trades the favor in for a job for her friend, and drama ensues.

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'Daisy Jones and the Six' by Taylor Jenkins Reid - Taylor Jenkins Reid is back with 'Daisy Jones and the Six.' The novel follows a fictional band, one that causes a stir through the '60s and '70s.

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'An Anonymous Girl' by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen - This writing duo will release 'An Anonymous Girl' in 2019. It's a psychological thriller which follows a woman who gets trapped while in a psychology study.

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'The Suspect' by Fiona Barton - Two 18-year-old girls go missing in Thailand, so a journalist travels there to discover what happened to them.

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