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Wings of Starlight: By Allison Saft (Book Review)

Allison Saft’s Wings of Starlight transports readers to the enchanting world of Pixie Hollow, offering a fresh perspective on the beloved realm.

Soham Singh
February 17, 2025

The Queens of Crime: By Marie Benedict (Book Review)

Marie Benedict’s latest novel, The Queens of Crime, transports readers to 1930s London, weaving a tale that intertwines historical fiction with a compelling murder mystery.

shashi shekhar
February 16, 2025

You Are Fatally Invited: By Ande Pliego (Book Review)

Ande Pliego’s debut novel, “You Are Fatally Invited,” masterfully intertwines classic mystery elements with modern thriller dynamics.

Neha Bharti
February 15, 2025

We All Live Here: By Jojo Moyes (Book Review)

Jojo Moyes’ latest novel, We All Live Here, delves into the intricate dynamics of family, personal growth, and the unexpected turns life often takes.

Akansha
February 14, 2025

Three Days in June: By Anne Tyler (Book Review)

Anne Tyler’s latest novel, Three Days in June, offers a profound exploration of family dynamics, personal introspection, and the complexities of human relationships.

Akhil
February 13, 2025

First-Time Caller: By B.K. Borison (Book Review)

B.K. Borison’s “First-Time Caller” is a contemporary romance that intertwines the lives of a disenchanted radio host and a hopeful single mother, drawing inspiration from classic 90s romantic comedies.

Soham Singh
February 12, 2025

Scythe & Sparrow: By Brynne Weaver (Book Review)

Brynne Weaver’s “Scythe & Sparrow” marks the compelling conclusion to the Ruinous Love Trilogy, delivering a dark romantic comedy that intertwines elements of suspense, humor, and passion.

Anurag Anand
February 11, 2025

Victorian Psycho: By Virginia Feito (Book Review)

Virginia Feito’s “Victorian Psycho” is a darkly humorous and unsettling novel that delves into the twisted psyche of a Victorian-era governess.

Soham Singh
February 10, 2025

Black Woods, Blue Sky: By Eowyn Ivey (Book Review)

Eowyn Ivey’s latest novel, “Black Woods, Blue Sky,” transports readers to the enchanting yet unforgiving wilderness of Alaska, weaving a narrative that blends elements of fairy tales with stark human realities.