Books like Love, let me not hunger by Paul Gallico

A soldier's harrowing journey across the stars, spanning space and time in Joe Haldeman's hard sci-fi epic war story.

Two young lovers from opposite worlds, a Harvard jock and a Radcliffe music student, fall deeply for each other, discovering a shared passion that challenges their beliefs and faces an eventual, devastating fate.

A compilation of Charles Bukowski’s hard‑bitter poems, drawn from his long career as a leading voice in American poetry.

Love's Labour's Lost by William Shakespeare

Janet Dailey’s collection of 50 romantic novels invites readers on a literary tour of every U.S. state, each meticulously researched for authentic scenery and local flavor.

A tale of friendship, education, and the challenges of high school for a young protagonist in Canada, inspired by the author's own experiences.

Interview with the Vampire; The Queen of the Damned; Vampire Lestat: A series of vampire tales featuring Anne Rice's iconic vampire protagonist Lestat, set in 19th-century Italy and America, with an interview with the vampire character.

Irving Wallace’s novel *The Word* delves into Catholic faith, education, and archaeology, weaving a story that reflects the Church’s traditions and the pursuit of knowledge.

A harrowing fiction tale that centers on a kidnapping, exploring the psychological grip of fandom on those involved.

Six long years ago, misguided ambition had made Jessie Harper say goodbye to rugged, beloved Bodie Lattimer. Now her driving desire to be the country's best horse trainer threatened to sever another relationship ... with her daughter. Years of dusty roads and barroom brawls had gnawed away at Bodie, leaving him empty except for the same warm hunger he'd always felt for Jessie. Now that he was back, he'd fight to help her keep her daughter. Then he'd prove to Jessie that ambitions were fine ... as long as the winners' circle had room enough for three.

A large type book of English fiction by Mervyn Jones.

Margaret Maron's mystery, Slow Dollar, follows fictional judge Deborah Knott as she navigates a North Carolina case that turns to the intrigue of a circus.

Ten tales, by Dr. Yalom, re-create breaking through a patient's uncertainty to the ultimate truth.

Already a book club favorite, Hunger is Erica Simone Turnipseed's captivating follow-up to A Love Noire, in which heartache fans the flames of lust when freethinking Noire and Innocent, her urbane African ex, reunite. Noire and Innocent are both having a thirtysomething crisis. A beleaguered graduate student, she's got no money, no man, and no Ph.D.—yet. His former identity as a successful investment banker and eligible bachelor has disappeared. A year of predoctoral research in Haiti leaves Noire drained. And a trip home to Cote d'Ivoire offers Innocent little more than intermittent sexual gratification. In the aftermath of 9/11, Noire and Innocent are back in New York City and find solace in each other's beds. But even that arrangement collapses under the weight of Innocent's revelation that he has unfinished business in Africa. For Noire and Innocent, patching together their unraveling lives becomes an exercise in hope and humility. With Hunger, Turnipseed lives up to the promise of A Love Noire, maturing into a writer who fearlessly explores the intersection of sex, love, identity, and loss in a cross-cultural context.

An unlikely American soldier becomes the hero in this thrilling World War II story of sniper skills and survival.