In this slim but powerful volume, Ensler crafts, in her late-father’s voice, the letter of apology she’ll never receive from the man who abused her.

Wouk was the author of two dozen novels and works of nonfiction, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning 'The Caine Mutiny' and the best-selling 'Marjorie Morningstar.'

Alan Newman’s engaging debut novel spans decades in the intertwined lives of two Indiana families, the Christian Langfords and the Jewish Baransons.

Historian Joyce Antler explores the many Jewish leaders of the second-wave feminist movement and how they changed American and Jewish culture.

A paean to 1940s New York, Kitty Zeldis' novel explores sexism and racism through the friendship between a young Jewish woman and wealthy, married WASP.

These books remind us, the readers, that this really happened, even if it didn’t happen exactly as described in the novels.

Dr. Ruth’s reflections convey the blessings of courage, optimism and hard work, set against a rollicking roller-coaster ride.

Readers are invited into two brightly entertaining novels, and once engrossed, the door quietly closes and traps them in stories of gravity that can’t be put down.