Pixie Francis S. Barry as treachery threatens the throne

as treachery threatens the throne of the ailing king

What was set in motion long ago is hurtling toward a jaw-dropping conclusion that will shock even the most hardcore thriller fans

Jonathan Franzen's novels are celebrated for their unforgettably vivid characters and for their keen-eyed take on contemporary America

featuring deep green leaves with vibrant pink to red veining

Ever-determined to reign in the chaos of her big family

Pixie Francis S. Barry as treachery threatens the throneBy: Jill Dawson Published by Bloomsbury USA, 2026 05 26 'A work of genius a profoundly feminist book' Louise Doughty 'A funny, feminist bildungsroman will see her scoop up any Sarah Waters fans who haven't already discovered her' Patrick Gale 'It's thrilling to live with this book' Monique Roffey "Pixie". I like it. "Pixie Pamela". It's a good name for me: sometimes tiny and invisible. Other times bouncing up to the ceiling to look down on everyone.