Kirkus calls this a "mix of murder and magic in the Florida sunshine as only Hoffman could conjure it. Verity, Florida, once known for live alligators, is now better known as having more divorced women from New York than any other town in the state of Florida. Lucy Rosen is one of those women. She has recently moved to Verity, and what she doesn't know yet is that in May, when the turtles come out and crawl across the roads, anything can happen. This particular May, a woman in Lucy's condo complex is murdered, her baby is missing, and Lucy's own son, Keith, has vanished as well. With the assistance of Julian Cash, a reclusive Verity policeman, Lucy sets out to find out who committed the murder and what has become of the missing children. Pure Hoffman: her take on the tropics is haunting, hypnotic, and hot as a fever dream."

Sisters Gillian and Sally have always been outsiders in their Massachusetts town. After all, it’s a fact that everything that goes wrong there is due to the Owens women—and their aunts don’t help matters by leaning into the rumors that they’re witches. Gillian and Sally both try their own versions of escape but their bond inevitably brings them back home. A story of sisterly love, magic, and second chances.

From the publisher: "From the bestselling author of <em>The Rules of Magic</em>, a miraculous, enthralling tale of a woman who is struck by lightning, and finds her frozen heart is suddenly burning. A woman who was touched by tragedy as a child now lives a quiet life, keeping other people at a cool distance. Then one day she utters an idle wish and, while standing in her house, is struck by lightning. But instead of ending her life, this cataclysmic event sparks a strange and powerful new beginning. She goes in search of Lazarus Jones, a fellow survivor who was struck dead, then simply got up and walked away. When she finds him, he is her perfect opposite, a burning man whose breath can boil water and whose touch scorches. A magical story of passion, loss, and renewal, The Ice Queen is Alice Hoffman at her electrifying best."

The prequel to bestseller Practical Magic from author Alice Hoffman, and a Reese Witherspoon Book Club pick. From School Library Journal: "The gray-eyed Owens children have always been strange. Frances, the oldest, can communicate with birds; shy and beautiful middle sibling Bridget (nicknamed Jet for her black hair) can read minds; and the youngest, Vincent, is so winsome and irresistible that his obstetric nurse attempted to kidnap him. Growing up in New York City during the 1950s and 1960s, the children never fit in, until they visit Aunt Isabelle in Massachusetts and discover they are bloodline witches. The clever Owenses handle major crises such as the Vietnam War, first loves, and the death of family members, all while learning how to cope with their special abilities in a world that doesn't always value those who are different. Readers need not have read the earlier book—but they'll eagerly seek out the author's other work."

From the publisher: "One of today’s most beloved authors of lyrical fiction with a touch of magic, Alice Hoffman boasts a body of work that has been praised by readers and critics from the very beginning. This collection includes her first novel, plus three more of her outstanding tales."

“A book doesn’t live when it’s written. It lives when it’s read.” In Hoffman’s inventive new novel, a young woman’s life is changed by The Scarlet Letter. Mia is trapped in the strict religious sect known as the Community, and finds escape in the pages of a 200-year-old novel that bears surprising similarities to her own life. But, thanks to the book, she soon literally escapes to another world: she time travels to Hawthorne’s day, where the author is keen to learn all about Mia and her life. Ambitious and deeply felt, this is a magical tale of books and reading, the nature of love, and the price some women pay for breaking powerful men’s rules. For fans of Hoffman’s Magic Lessons and Alix E. Harrow’s The Ten Thousand Doors of January.

From Publishers Weekly: "Hoffman brings us 200 years in the history of Blackwell, a small town in rural Massachusetts, in her insightful latest. The story opens with the arrival of the first settlers, among them a pragmatic English woman, Hallie, and her profligate, braggart husband, William. Hallie makes an immediate and intense connection to the wilderness, and the tragic severing of that connection results in the creation of the red garden, a small, sorrowful plot of land that takes on an air of the sacred. The prose is beautiful, the characters drawn sparsely but with great compassion." Add Audible narration for $7.99.

From the publisher: "One of America's most beloved writers shares her suggestions for finding beauty in the world even during the toughest times."

From the publisher: "In a city bracing for a cataclysm, two remarkable women cross paths and find their lives forever changed. Here is Alice Hoffman's beautiful and haunting novel of love and loneliness--and of two women whose lives and fortunes gradually become intertwined."

From Bookmarks Magazine: "A moving exploration of the strengths and limitations of family bonds, The Story Sisters is quintessential, if somewhat darker, Hoffman."

Newsday says, "Both riveting and reflective, this is a story of parenthood and friendship, self-protection and generosity, dream and disillusionment” that brings to light the talent that has made Alice Hoffman an acclaimed bestselling author."

From the publisher: "Women of the Sparrow family have unusual gifts. Elinor can detect falsehood. Her daughter, Jenny, can see people's dreams when they sleep. Granddaughter Stella has a mental window on the future—a future that she might not want to see. This vivid and intriguing cast of characters confronts a haunting past—and a very current murder—against the evocative backdrop of small-town New England. By turns chilling and enchanting, The Probable Future chronicles the Sparrows's legacy as young Stella struggles to cope with her disturbing clairvoyance. Her potential to ruin or redeem becomes unbearable when one of her premonitions puts her father in jail, wrongly accused of homicide."