Jean Hanff Korelitz’s latest novel examines what makes a family — genes, birth or cohabitation? Or is it love?

Rachel Barenbaum's latest novel is a time-travel story with a Soviet Jewish twist.

Mystery, romance and strong female characters as well as an in-depth look into Nazi-looted art make Lisa Barr's latest a page-turner that educates as it entertains.

Vivian Green, the young, queer assistant rabbi at a Conservative congregation, investigates the strange happenings at her synagogue as she wrestles with Jewish tradition and local politics.

Can a high-risk pregnancy, a marriage on the rocks, financial problems and lingering grief for a beloved dead father add up to a riotously funny read?

David Grossman’s latest novel, More Than I Love My Life, has been described as a story of three strong women.

In her debut novel, poet and memoirist L. Bordetsky-Williams mines her own family history to present the little-known story of reverse migration.

In this richly layered memoir, Riva Lehrer explores the question of how to value a body that is different.