The River Is Waiting: By Wally Lamb (Book Review)
Wally Lamb’s latest novel, The River Is Waiting, marks its long-awaited return after nine years, this time chosen as Oprah’s 115th Book Club…
Slow Burn Summer: By Josie Silver (Book Review)
Josie Silver’s Slow Burn Summer is a heartfelt, character-driven romance that explores identity, reinvention, and the messy beauty of second chances.
King of Ashes: By S.A. Cosby (Book Review)
King of Ashes marks S.A. Cosby's fifth novel and pushes his trademark Southern noir into new, harrowing territory.
With a Vengeance: By Riley Sager (Book Review)
Set in 1954, With a Vengeance unfolds aboard the luxurious Philadelphia Phoenix, heading non‑stop from Philadelphia to Chicago.
Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil: By V.E. Schwab (Book Review)
In "Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil" V.E. Schwab invites readers into a darkly poetic world across three distinct timelines—16th‑century…
Till Summer Do Us Part: By Meghan Quinn (Book Review)
Till Summer Do Us Part delivers exactly what readers crave in a summer romance—hilarious banter, clever fake‑marriage setup, sizzling…
Worth Fighting For: By Jesse Q. Sutanto (Book Review)
Sutanto’s Worth Fighting For reimagines the Disney heroine Mulan in a modern setting, giving her a fierce finance career instead of a battlefield.
Lore Olympus: Volume Eight: By Rachel Smythe (Book Review)
With Lore Olympus: Volume Eight, Rachel Smythe brings the epic modern retelling of Persephone and Hades into a breathtaking crescendo.…
Why Choosing a Summary Over the Full Book Could Let You Down
Here's why picking a summary instead of the whole book might disappoint you—and deprive you of an experience richer than you imagine.
Go as a River: By Shelley Read (Book Review)
Go as a River by Shelley Read is a heart-wrenching first novel that explores the themes of love, loss, determination, and the unyielding human spirit.
Father of Modern Horror – Edgar Allan Poe
While modern horror is shaped by many hands, it is Edgar Allan Poe Poe who is often credited as the father of modern horror.
What Kind of Paradise: By Janelle Brown (Book Review)
Janelle Brown's What Kind of Paradise is a compelling exploration of identity, family, and the impact of technology on human relationships.