Good Fortune is an intelligent, restrained, and emotionally resonant novel about class, love, and the cost of success.
Mad Honey is a mirror — reflecting not only who we are but who we could be if we learned to listen, forgive, and love without fear.
A bold, unsettling, and brilliantly written novel about appetite, power, and the cost of wanting more. Butter is truly a modern classic in the making.
It is glamorous without being shallow, emotional without being manipulative, and deeply satisfying without being neat.
Emily Henry delivers a novel that understands the complexity of the human heart—and trusts readers to feel it all.
It is a tender, introspective romance about love, timing, and the beauty of choosing. There are no easy answers, but it offers understanding.
A tender, philosophical, and unexpectedly moving book about presence, loneliness, and the quiet power of simply being there.
Convenience Store Woman is a modern classic that dares to imagine a life outside the script — and treats that life with profound respect.
A luminous, heartbreaking, and unforgettable novel about love, ambition, and the stories we tell to survive.
For emotionally resonant fiction with unforgettable characters and narrative twists, her bibliography is one of the richest places to begin.