Pegasus Books

08/05/2025

Happy US to THE INVENTION OF CHARLOTTE BRONTË by ! ✍️🗝️🌸

“This choral approach reveals how Charlotte presented herself differently to different people, persevered in spite of constant adversity, and dealt with fame. Here, too, is an engrossing chronicle of Gaskell’s heroic battles to research, write, publish, defend, and, under ferocious pressure, revise her biography. With the gravitas of scholarship and the magnetism of fiction, Watson shines new light on two extraordinary writers.”
— (starred) 💫

07/31/2025

“No one is better qualified than to imagine ’s true romance. Her treasure chest of Austen knowledge and her ability to spiritually inhabit historical figures are displayed in SIX WEEKS BY THE SEA,” writes the Washington Post in this glowing review. 🌊

In “Six Weeks by the Sea,” Austen scholar Paula Byrne expands on a family anecdote to imagine a love affair for the famously single novelist.

07/31/2025

Coming August 5th, BRINGING UP BEAVER is a lively and charming account of one human’s relationship with an orphaned beaver kit. 🦫🌱

“In this charming text, Aberth chronicles the two years he spent rehabilitating an orphaned beaver referred to as Beaver Kit or BK, for short. The writing is lively, informational, and amusing, especially Aberth’s naming conventions for characters throughout the book. The author’s passion and commitment for caring for wildlife will encourage readers to find their own ways to fight to preserve biodiversity.” — 🪵🏞️

07/31/2025

We're so thrilled to see THE BANGALORE DETECTIVES CLUB by Harini Nagendra featured in The New York Times Books guide to cozy mysteries! “The first book in an effervescent series set in 1920s Bangalore.” 🔎

Lighthearted in tone, and free of violence and gore, these gentle, witty books are the perfect antidote for tough times. If you’ve never read any, here’s where to start.

07/30/2025

Worries about the safety of nuclear power have stymied its promise of inexpensive energy. Two writers make the case for the benefits of a reactor-powered future.

07/30/2025

These new books will take you places you’ve never been before! 🌋🏝️🚐 https://ow.ly/MgeY50WsSv8

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07/30/2025

Sherry Thomas pens a library-set murder mystery, M.L. Rio hits the road for her sophomore thriller and Richard Osman finally returns to the Thursday Murder Club—you won't want to miss this preview of fall's top mysteries.

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07/28/2025

Coming August 26th, THE SHADOW OF THE BRIDGE is a haunting account of the Delphi Murders, a double-murder case that has held an unrelenting grip on the American heartland for over six years. 🫆📝🩸

“Cain—a journalist—and Greenlee—an attorney—debut with a chilling account of the murders of two middle school girls in the Midwest. A robust portrait of a tight-knit community ravaged by tragedy and the internet’s intersection with modern murder investigations. This will get under readers’ skin.” — ✍️

07/25/2025

“GOING NUCLEAR offers a master class in nuclear science, technology, economics and history, and also details myriad nonelectric uses of atomic power without shying away from its risks.” — 🧪⚡️☢️

07/23/2025

From 1941 to 1953, director John Huston and actor Humphrey Bogart made one classic film after another, from The Maltese Falcon to The African Queen. Here is the story of their close but combative friendship that produced some of the best movies ever made. 🎥🍿🎞️

“Others have previously examined the celebrated careers of Humphrey Bogart and John Huston, but no one has ever ‘packaged’ them together in much the same way that studios still bundle creative elements. By counter-posing the lives of two of classic Hollywood’s most marketable men, Nat Segaloff reveals countless details about their process. BOGART AND HUSTON is well worth the price of admission.”
—Alain Silver, author of The Films of David Lean and Film Noir Fatal Women 🎬

07/21/2025

Coming to US readers on August 5th, this vivid historical novel from explores a question that has fascinated Janeites for years—Jane Austen wrote some of the greatest love stories in existence, but did she ever fall in love herself? 🌊

“A cleverly imagined love story woven over a scaffolding of fact. The Jane Austen beach book fans have been waiting for.”
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