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.

Part thriller and part historical fiction, the novel follows journalist Jules Roth as she tracks down a masterpiece stolen by the Nazis.

Helene Wecker’s rich follow-up to her 2013 debut novel, The Golem and the Jinni.

A strangely immersive historical epic that dramatizes the true story of the infamous false messiah Jacob Frank.

Several new books explore the scourge of antisemitism.

It’s been more than three-quarters of a century since World War II ended, but improbable and confounding stories continue to emerge.

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?

In this tender, poetic and suspense-filled memoir, Judy Bolton-Fasman examines the gaps in her parents’ pasts, trying to unlock the essential mystery of her life: her father.