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Equal parts disturbing and heartbreaking, The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker is about whether you can ever really shed your past.
This one was tough to read but it was so, so worth it. Nancy Tucker did a great job striking a balance between horror and sympathy for the main character, so check it out!
Lily King's Writers and Lovers is the story of a woman torn between pursuing her passion & seeking stability; a choice that will reverberate for a lifetime.
Lily King proved her literary prowess in Euphoria and her latest novel, Writers and Lovers, did not disappoint.
A Good Neighborhood by Therese Anne Fowler is the story of a neighborly dispute that gets out of hand while tackling race and class in America.
A Good Neighborhood by Therese Anne Fowler is the story of a neighborly dispute that gets out of hand while tackling race and class in America.
The Leavers by Lisa Ko tells the story of Daniel, the son of a Chinese immigrant who vanishes, and his search for himself.
Beautifully written and with layered characters, The Leavers by Lisa Ko is a fantastic read highlighting parts of the immigrant experience.
Searching for Sylvie Lee by Jean Kwok tells the story of a woman who spent her life straddling two pasts, presents, and futures and the secrets that threaten to expose it all.
Searching for Sylvie Lee by Jean Kwok tells the story of a woman who spent her life straddling two pasts, presents, and futures and the secrets that threaten to expose it all.
The Immortalists by Chloe Benajmin tells the story of the Gold siblings, who learn their death dates as children and how this knowledge guides their lives.
The Immortalists by Chloe Benajmin tells the story of the Gold siblings, who learn their death dates as children and how this knowledge guides their lives.
The Last Romantics by Tara Conklin tells the story of four siblings and how a devastating loss at a young age shapes their futures and relationships.
Before We Were Yours weaves together the stories of corruption and greed, past and present, with both becoming more intricately linked as the story unfolds.
The Life We Bury by Allen Eskens is a good read, but its philosophical pondering on the role of guilt in the choices we make takes center stage.
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Bitter Orange is a slow burn of a read - a subtle mystery that ignites a tumultuous friendship amongst a trio of lost souls who are each seeking absolution.
Alex Michaelides stuns in his debut novel, The Silent Patient, which reminds us that sometimes what we don't say tells us more than what we do.
How to Walk Away is the touching story of Margaret, who loses everything in her late 20's, and her quest to recover all that she lost.
How to Walk Away is the touching story of Margaret, who loses everything in her late 20's, and her quest to recover all that she lost.
The End of Loneliness reminds us that whether lonely or alone, looking into the past can blind us to our futures.
The End of Loneliness reminds us that whether lonely or alone, looking into the past can blind us to our futures.
Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens is an incredible story of loss, loneliness, and the indomitable human spirit. It's easy to see why its so beloved.
Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens is the story of loss, loneliness, and the indomitable human spirit.... and I couldn't put it down.Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens is the story of loss, loneliness, and the indomitable human spirit.... and I couldn't put it down.Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens is the story of loss, loneliness, and the indomitable human spirit.... and I couldn't put it down.
Sugar Run by Mesha Maren is a must-read novel about the consequences of our choices, our desire to be seen, and the quest to go home again.
The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton takes a stylistic leap, and though it didn't resonate with me in the ways I had hoped, it's still a decent read.