Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix transports readers into the heat of summer in 1970, where a group of pregnant teenagers are sent to a mysterious home for wayward girls. Now, picture this: you’re fifteen, pregnant, terrified, and thrust into a situation where every moment is controlled by adults who claim to “know what’s […]
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Clue Books series in a nutshell is a world where every party ends in chaos, every guest has a motive, and every mystery keeps you scratching your head and laughing at the same time. These books are a wild, hilarious take on murder mysteries—except no one actually dies (permanently, anyway), and half the fun is
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Welcome to Darby Thorne’s world in No Exit—a thrill ride that will make you question your survival skills, your trust in humanity, and your ability to look at door hinges without wincing. What would you do if you found a kidnapped child locked in a crate in the back of a stranger’s van during a
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The Note by Alafair Burke is like mixing a margarita with secrets, lies, and a splash of chaos—shaken, not stirred. What starts as a sun-soaked girls’ getaway in the Hamptons turns into the kind of drama-filled mess you’d expect from a reality TV show. So, let’s dive in. If you like these kind of latest
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In A Sea of Unspoken Things, Adrienne Young had skillfully blended a small-town mystery with paranormal intrigue, delivering a story as haunting as it is heart-throbbing. The book is about small-town secrets, ghostly breadcrumbs, and a side of unresolved romantic tension with her ex, Micah. Is it just me, or should they slap a “Handle
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Elena Ferrante’s A Amiga Genial (My Brilliant Friend) isn’t just a novel; it’s a drama and reality show just set in 1950s Naples, where fists fly, secrets build, and a pair of shoes (handmade) might just ruin your life. If My Brilliant Friend were a person, it’d be that one friend who drags you into
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January isn’t just for gym resolutions and new planners—it’s also the perfect time to refresh your TBR pile. So here we are with Top 10 Book Releases of January 2025. Whether you’re here for the dragons, the drama, or just to procrastinate on those New Year’s goals, this lineup of January 2025’s most anticipated books
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Beautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney is a story of Grady Green who is living the dream—or so he thinks. One phone call from his literary agent changes everything: he’s officially a New York Times Bestselling Author. Cue the confetti, right? Naturally, Grady calls his wife, Abby, to share the news because who better to celebrate
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Beg, Borrow, or Steal, Sarah Adams takes readers on a heart-melting journey that asks the question: What happens when your longtime nemesis becomes your next-door neighbor—and maybe something more? Set in the cozy, gossipy small town of Rome, Kentucky, Is this rivals-to-lovers romance delivers what it promises, let’s find out. If you like these kind
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In Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross, imagine a world where WWI meets You’ve Got Mail—except with gods, enchanted typewriters, and emotional chaos galore. It follows eighteen-year-old Iris Winnow, having the worst year ever. Her brother, Forest, is missing in a divine war; her mother succumbs to alcoholism and tragedy;. and Iris has to abandon school
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