Pegasus Books

04/25/2025

Out now: PERSERVERANCE is the moving and nail-biting account of ’s journey from near-death to a raw embrace of adventure and life. Inspirational, vulnerable and honest, Kesting shares the lessons he learned in the wilderness that will help us hold onto hope in our darkest moments and show how we can find the strength to overcome any obstacle. 🛶🌿

“PERSERVERANCE has the breakneck pacing of a thriller but in real life. Evocative and beautifully written, this book will satisfy both armchair adventurers and people who are moved to push themselves to superhuman feats.” —April Henry, bestselling author of Girl, Stolen ✍️

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04/24/2025

I invite everyone in the Boston area to Book Ends in Wi******er, MA, this Saturday, April 26, from 2-3. I will be signing copies of my latest book: A Fire in his Soul: Van Gogh, Paris, and the Making of an Artist. Hope to see you there!
--Miles J Unger, Real Art
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04/24/2025

“In ENCHANTED CREATURES, Ms. Lawrence roves around the globe and across history to summon a rich and exciting array of monstrous beings. She explores the creatures, each in turn, in an effort to assess what they reveal about humanity,” writes The Wall Street Journal. 🐉

The human obsession with frightening creatures has given rise to ancient tales of dragons and werewolves, as well as to the horrors that stalk 21st-century screens.

04/21/2025

With Pope Francis’s () passing, we encourage anyone interested in papal history to check out CITY OF ECHOES, the first-ever account of how the popes’ presence has shaped the history of Rome. 🕯️

“Telling the history of Rome over nearly 2,000 years through the deeds (and misdeeds) of the Popes of the Roman Catholic Church is more than just a beautiful conceit. Jessica Wärnberg has written a deeply informative book that never fails to entertain, unearthing facts that make The Da Vinci Code read like children’s lit.” — ✍️

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04/16/2025

“There’s a lot more going on than a murder investigation in ’s highly atmospheric book, including the necessity for Tess to reconcile the secrets from her past with the exigencies of the present. The plot spins and spins. The best character is the island itself.” — 🔎

04/11/2025

Check out GLORY DAZE author 's interview with The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) where she discusses her roots in Lafayette, Louisiana where the beloved mystery series takes place. 🔎

"I was originally thinking about setting the story in New Orleans ... but then I thought, why not Lafayette?

04/10/2025

“In writing my latest novel, FORGED (coming May 6th), we accompany Kitty Warren on her path to becoming a Gilded Age millionaire. I was inspired by another fictional imposter who loves to flaunt his wealth: Jay Gatsby,” writes for People.

It's been 100 years since Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan danced the Charleston into our hearts. These tribute books and movies are the bee's knees.

04/10/2025

“THE SIX is an intriguing addition to the canon,” writes The New York Times Books in this glowing review of the new book by . “An engrossing blend of detective story, disaster narrative and social history of the Chinese diaspora.” 🚢

In “The Six,” Steven Schwankert tells an amazing story of survival, slander and mystery.

04/09/2025

Now available for pre-order in the US: LOVE, S*X, AND FRANKENSTEIN is an evocative, haunting retelling of the summer that should have broken Mary Shelley, but instead inspired her to write her masterpiece. 🫀🕯️🪶🪦

04/08/2025

Out now: THE BIRTH OF THE ANGLO-SAXONS is a brilliant, profound, and authoritative history of the golden age of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom in Britain. 👑

For too long, the eighth century has been a neglected era in British history. In this illuminating history, reconnects the worlds of the three kings—Æthelbald, Offa, and Ælfred—in an absorbing study of the landscape, society, and politics of a fascinating century of change. 🏰

04/03/2025

"Jade Scott’s CAPTIVE QUEEN breaks fresh ground. Scott has written a riveting book, and unlike most who have told the story, one that is fair to both queens," writes The Wall Street Journal in its glowing review. 👑

Newly decoded correspondence reveals that Mary, Queen of Scots was involved in various plots to free her from her English imprisonment.

04/01/2025

Happy to RESTAURANT KID by ! 🥠

To celebrate, we are giving away two copies of the book, as well as some merch from the restaurant! 🥡

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04/01/2025

Thrilled to see RESTAURANT KID by included on this Washington Post list of "10 noteworthy books for April"! 🥠

Discover new books in April, including historical fiction, futuristic sci-fi, and a war-time memoir.

03/31/2025

Wonderful to see this shoutout for EVERYONE KNOWS BUT YOU by in the NYT Cooking newsletter! The perfect novel to read alongside this BBQ pepper shrimp dish... 🍤📖

Korsha Wilson’s easy shrimp dish is a satisfying way to close out the week and a bright start to the weekend.

03/28/2025

Coming to US readers on Tuesday, ENCHANTED CREATURES by .j.lawrence is a fascinating journey through 15,000 years of human imagination and mythology, exploring the incredible variety of monstrous creatures we have created and what they can tell us about ourselves. 🐉📜🕯️

03/27/2025

Check out GLORY DAZE author 's appearance on CBS New York's Book Club with Mary Calvi! Watch now! 📺➡️

Author Danielle Arceneaux joins CBS New York's Mary Calvi to discuss her new book "Glory Daze" for the CBS News Book Club.

03/21/2025

Wonderful to see INSIDE THE STARGAZER'S PALACE by and ROGUES AND SCHOLARS by on this list from The Wall Street Journal! 📚

The mystery of cryptocurrency’s inventor, conformity by decree in China, Edgar Allan Poe’s turbulent genius and more.

03/21/2025

"An entertaining survey of the facilities used by 15th and 16th-century scientists. Moller’s affection for her often chaotic but inspiring subjects is palpable," writes The Wall Street Journal in its glowing review of INSIDE THE STARGAZER'S PALACE by . 🔭

In their pursuit of knowledge about the natural world, 16th-century scientists saw few boundaries between experiment and ordinary life.