The first comprehensive biography of Gala Dali tells the story of the distinctive, enigmatic, and forceful woman who drove the Surrealist movement and the brilliant career of Salvador Dalí.

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Next Years Best Years is a compelling new resource you can turn to time and again to help you begin or move to the next level of the emotional and practical aspects of this inevitable, though often poorly understood, life transition-which may represent a quarter of a lifetime.

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The Unconquerable Game is the posthumous memoir of Ely Callaway, the visionary founder of Callaway Golf Company. Begun in the 1990s and completed by his son, Nicholas, and co-editor Andrew Moorhead, this memoir captures Ely's unique voice, values, and spirit, offering invaluable wisdom on the unconquerable games of golf, business, and life.

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Sam Kovner reads messages on walls and hears voices in the hall, and wonders: if you find yourself losing your mind, how do you get well?

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In Giant Love, author/playwright Julie Gilbert, Ferber’s great-niece, explores Ferber’s writing of the controversial international bestseller, “Giant.” The novel set off a storm of protest over its portrayal of Texas manners, money and mores with oil-rich Texans threatening to shoot, lynch or ban Ferber from ever entering the state again upon its publication in 1952.

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Nashville interior designer Jonathan Savage stands apart for his clean, contemporary designs, exquisite use of artwork, and less-is-more sophistication. He designs homes to be welcoming, comfortable to live in, and beautiful in every way. His passion is for contemporary design with a fresh approach, but contemporary does not always mean all-neutral, minimal rooms. He uses layers, art, fabrics, furnishings, and décor to banish any thoughts of a cold, sparsely decorated home.

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Breaking the Medicine Monopolies is a personal narrative of Alfred Engleberg's fifty years of work as a lawyer, advocate, and philanthropist seeking to make medicines more affordable. Engelberg takes the reader inside the mysterious world of patents and explains how drug companies spend millions gaming the law to prolong their monopolies on drugs and delay competition that would lower the price of older drugs instead of investing in the discovery of new drugs. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how ill-considered policy decisions and a broken patent system have made medicines unaffordable and provides invaluable insights on how to fix the problem.

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Like most of us, Sarah Hoover grew up imagining a certain life for herself—career, love, marriage, children—and when Hoover moved from Indiana to New York City to study art history, the life she’d imagined began falling into place. She got her degree, landed a job in a gallery, made friends, and went on some exceptionally bad dates. She also met interesting artists, one of whom became her future husband (a whirlwind romance, theirs, exciting even with its imperfections). But when Hoover got pregnant, the life she imagined began to unravel.

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Palm Beach Rogues, the latest of 18 novels in the Charlie Crawford detective series,  is a tale of intrigue and high-stakes gambling aboard a luxury super yacht off Palm Beach. Rogues digs deep to find what lurks beneath the shiny veneer of Palm Beach life, then, out of nowhere - a brutal murder occurs. 

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From John Loring's personal travels to the region, Ukraine-Russia 1961 is a unique color-photo coverage of the Communist USSR at a time when the Iron Curtain had come down on that vast and mysterious country and no accurate images were allowed to reach the Western world by Nikita Khrushchev's autocratic and iron-fisted government. These are most probably the only surviving color photos of the real Russia in 1961.

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One client, multiple decorators, extraordinarily influential rooms—an intimate look at the interiors of a design aficionada both working with preeminent interior designers and creating her own environments.

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“A penetrating account of the web of lies that won the late con man Bernie Madoff his billions” - Kirkus Reviews

“Behar approaches this towering mountain of material with rigor."  - New York Times

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Jewelry’s Shining Stars: The Next Generation brings together 45 independent women designers who have challenged the status quo and liberated the way we view jewelry. Hailing from around the globe, they are at different stages of their careers, yet all are influential in crossing the boundaries of art, function and wearability.

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CANCELLED: A sweeping biography of one of the most influential and successful business-women in American history, BECOMING ELIZABETH ARDEN opens the Red Door to a world of wealth, glamor, and the profitable business of beauty.

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The story of two brothers, one with Down syndrome, and their extraordinary journey of resilience and repair.

brother. do. you. love. me tells the story of Reuben and Manni; brothers separated by 10 years and little else. Reuben was born with Down’s syndrome and he changed our family.

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The Florida House Book Club will be hosting a livestream with author Deborah Goodrich Royce from The Colony in Palm Beach. To attend in person, please RSVP via the link below or by emailing rsvp@floridahouse.org. We will be selling books on-site.

Join us for a joint book signing and discussion with authors Zibby Owens and Dara Levan.

Author, podcaster, publisher, CEO, and mom of four, Zibby Owens, the powerhouse behind Zibby Media, the monthly book round-ups for Good Morning America, and creator of the hit podcast, Moms Don’t Have Time to Read, has written her first novel, BLANK, where she dives head-first into a meta-satirical story about the publishing industry, rounding it out with themes of motherhood, friendships, marriage, career, and...betrayal. (Little A Publishing)

Podcaster and storyteller Dara Levan makes her fiction debut with the inspiring story of a young mother’s awakening to the truth about her parents in It Could Be Worse. Driven by a complex, relatable protagonist and written with empathy, the novel affirms the author’s faith in the human capacity for resilience, observations of how radiance emerges from our breaking points, and belief in the power of genuine friendship and unconditional love. (Regalo Press)

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From the acclaimed author of Burning Distance, a political thriller, family drama, and love story that explores the link between terrorism and global financial markets. In her latest novel The Far Side of the Desert, award-winning writer Joanne Leedom-Ackerman follows the fates of two sisters -one, a US foreign service officer; the other, an international television correspondent—after their lives are shattered by a terrorist attack and the personal toll of its aftermath. (Oceanview Publishing)

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Compiled from her own hand-written journals, My Home in the Sea: The Underwater Memoirs of Norine Rouse chronicles the life and times of a living coral reef community through the eyes of a true scuba-diving pioneer. Among the first female scuba instructors ever certified, Norine Rouse brought her passion and skill to Palm Beach, Florida, where she co-founded the Scuba Club of the Palm Beaches. During her multi-decadal career as a scuba instructor, she fell in love with the reef and its inhabitants, and through her steadfast journal-keeping, provided a rare glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of life in this underwater world. Foreward by Judy Schrafft.

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Acclaimed documentarian and author Robin Baker Leacock has turned her lens on the joyfulness of aging, fashion, and a storied New York City eatery. Now she is focusing on the cost of being human with her new book, RADIANCE: WORTH REIMAGINED, a collection of essays, poems, musings, and photographs that contemplate and envision how and why we define and embrace what is important in our lives.

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“All Cameras Live: An Ethan Benson Thriller” is a chilling mystery that centers around journalist Ethan Benson, who is sent a story about a young woman's death in a fire. Suspicious about whether or not this and other local fires have truly been accidents, Ethan begins to investigate, only to find himself becoming a target in the process. (Page Publishing)

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Set in the real Casalvento (House of the Wind) of Radda and Livernano in Chianti Siena, Italy, Casalvento will captivate readers as Erika explores how beautifully wine, enterprise, romance, and family can intertwine. In her debut novel, author Gudrun Cuillo combines her passion for winemaking with her gift for storytelling to show us not only in vino veritas, but also possibly in vino amore e felicità.

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The day before his discharge from the Army, General Garrett Sinclair is freed from Ft. Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks by his former Delta Force operative, Jake Mahegan. Meanwhile, his imprisoned teammates are released from Naval incarceration by a manipulative tech magnate, Mitch Drewson, solely for the purpose of having Sinclair and his Dagger team protect his Project Optimus. Author A. J. Tata uses his vast military experience to create thrillers that feel as if they’re ripped from today’s headlines. (St. Martin’s Press)

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For her second Rizzoli book, well-known interior designer, consummate hostess, and world traveler Stephanie Stokes presents inspiring tables set with irresistible items accumulated on her far-flung journeys that will help you create imaginative tabletops. (Rizzoli)

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Extraordinary Art Experiences in America introduces readers to a variety of institutions, many of which began as private collections. A veteran of Sotheby's and Christie’s, accomplished art researcher Linda Fischbach is the founder of Art Privée, an online directory of private art collections, museums, and foundations worldwide that are open to the public. Extraordinary Art Experiences in America: An Insider’s Guide showcases unexpected and incredible private art collections that can be visited throughout America.

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Nearly 160 images by some eighty photographers, selected from Judy Glickman Lauder’s collection of over 650 prints, explore the idea of “presence” of the human spirit. This stunningly designed album showcases the imagery of some of the most beloved and influential photographers of the twentieth century, such as Berenice Abbott, Richard Avedon, Henri Cartier Bresson, Imogen Cunningham, Nan Goldin, Susan Meiselas, Gordon Parks, Sebastião Salgado, Weegee, and James Van Der Zee. (Aperture)

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In an extraordinary restoration project, Michael S. Smith, interior designer for the Obama White House, recently redecorated the Illinois Governor’s Mansion in collaboration with First Lady MK Pritzker, utilizing the best of Illinois’s long tradition of fine craftsmanship to allow the mansion’s prodigious history, exceptional decorative arts, and superb art to shine. (Rizzoli)

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Author and adventurer Chris Kellogg invites readers on an unforgettable journey through the wild landscapes of British East Africa in his latest book, "My Mother Shoots Elephants." This captivating memoir recounts thrilling African safaris, remarkable encounters, and the extraordinary life of Kellogg's mother, Fernanda Wanamaker Munn Kellogg with professional hunter of Ker and Downey John Sutton and they were also partners in a 30,000-acre farm, whose legacy includes an extraordinary commitment to wildlife conservation.

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The golden age of sailing and boating comes alive in this selection of photographs curated from the unparalleled archive of this great American sport. (Rizzoli)

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In Hitchcock’s Blondes, bestselling biographer Laurence Leamer offers an intimate journey into the lives of eight legendary actresses whose stories helped chart the course of the troubled, talented director’s career—from his early days in the British film industry to his triumphant American debut, to his Hollywood heyday and beyond. (Penguin Random House)

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