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Ushers: By Joe Hill (Book Review)

Joe Hill’s short story “Ushers” delves into the enigmatic interplay between fate and mortality, presenting readers with a narrative that is both haunting and thought-provoking.

A Monsoon Rising: By Thea Guanzon (Book Review)

Thea Guanzon’s “A Monsoon Rising,” the sequel to “The Hurricane Wars,” continues to captivate readers with its rich Southeast Asian-inspired fantasy world.

Not in My Book: By Katie Holt (Book Review)

“Not in My Book” by Katie Holt is a contemporary romance that intertwines the complexities of literary ambition with the unpredictability of love.

How Famous Authors Found Inspiration for Their Bestselling Novels

In “How Famous Authors Found Inspiration for Their Bestselling Novels,” we uncover the fascinating stories behind some of the most celebrated books in literary history.

What the Wife Knew: By Darby Kane (Book Review)

Darby Kane’s latest novel, What the Wife Knew, is a compelling domestic thriller that delves into the complexities of marriage, betrayal, and the quest for truth.

The Shutouts: By Gabrielle Korn (Book Review)

Gabrielle Korn’s “The Shutouts” is a compelling queer dystopian novel that delves into the lives of individuals marginalized by an exclusive society in a climate-ravaged future.

The Secret of the Three Fates: By Jess Armstrong (Book Review)

Jess Armstrong’s “The Secret of the Three Fates” is the second installment in the Ruby Vaughn series, following the acclaimed debut “The Curse of Penryth Hall.”

Rental House: By Weike Wang (Book Review)

Weike Wang’s “Rental House,” delves into the intricate dynamics of marriage and family through the lens of two pivotal vacations.

Wind and Truth: By Brandon Sanderson (Book Review)

Brandon Sanderson’s “Wind and Truth,” the fifth installment in The Stormlight Archive, delivers a masterful conclusion to the series’ first arc.

PS: I Hate You: By Lauren Connolly (Book Review)

Lauren Connolly’s “PS: I Hate You” is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the intricate dance between grief and healing.

A Five-Letter Word for Love: By Amy James (Book Review)

Amy James’ debut novel, “A Five-Letter Word for Love,” introduces readers to a heartwarming romance set against the quaint backdrop of Prince Edward Island.

Under Loch and Key: By Lana Ferguson (Book Review)

Lana Ferguson’s “Under Loch and Key” is a captivating blend of romance, mystery, and the supernatural, set against the enchanting backdrop of Scotland.