Literary fiction fans will dance for joy this week with an abundance of mouth-watering new options. The Portable Veblen is a comedy, a satire, a love story, and a social commentary all rolled into one notable novel. Thomas Murphy and The Man Without a Shadow are both plots to tug...
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In this week’s new romance releases, 21 of your favorite authors combine to create an anthology of stories about first love in For the First Time. If you want a suspenseful story of twisted love, pick up Calia Read’s newest novel, Unhinge. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you...
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History buffs, don’t miss the newest release from Alison Weir. The Lost Tudor Princess is a biography about Margaret Douglas, the political mastermind in the shadows. For anyone who likes watching extreme sports (if not participating in them), One Breath describes freediving and the tragic death of one of the...
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Lovers of fantasy that is simply complex will rave about This Census-Taker, the story of a boy with a tragic past and a stranger with secrets. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books to read in your favorite genres weekly.
New in literary fiction this week is Pulitzer Prize winning author Elizabeth Strout’s tale of a mother and daughter reconnecting through painful memories (My Name Is Lucy Barton). Readers who love more action-oriented stories will not want to miss The Dressmaker’s War, a novel about a brave young woman who...
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If you love young adult fantasy like Marie Lu or Game of Thrones, don’t miss Traveler, the sequel to Seeker. Up From the Sea will appeal to those who are drawn to powerful stories. This novel in verse follows a young boy as he looks for his father after the...
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This week’s new mystery and thriller releases continue quite a few favorite series, so be sure not to miss any of them. Detectives Kovac and Liska return with a fresh (and not so fresh) crime in The Bitter Season. The latest from Stuart Woods is finally available as Stone Barrington...
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If you are looking for something to make you laugh, Navel Gazing by comedian Michael Black is sure to do the trick. But You Did Not Come Back (already wildly popular in France) takes a more serious turn as Marceline Loridan chronicles her experience as a Holocaust survivor in modern-day...
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This week’s new books to read in literary fiction have something for everyone. There is danger, murder, and scandal in The Guest Room by bestselling author Chris Bohjalian. The Past follows a family reunion as secrets boil onto the surface. Nothing Bad is Going to Happen is the dark humor...
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If you were one of the thousands who lined up to see the new Star Wars film, you will be happy to know that the novelization of the film is out this week. Fans of the Noble Dead saga can get the final book this week: The Night Voice. Sign...
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