The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones is a gut-wrenching, blood-soaked novel that you’ll want to put down and devour in one sitting. And let me tell you, It’s about history, oppression, survival, and the terrifying, unstoppable force that is rage born of injustice. “A diary, written in 1912 by a Lutheran pastor is […]
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The Strawberry Patch Pancake House by Laurie Gilmore is the book based on charming small town, having nosy neighbors, and eat your weight in pancakes. It’s got everything: a grumpy single dad, a chaotic nanny, an adorable kid, a quirky town, and, of course, piles of sizzling chemistry. Let’s get straight into it.. If you
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Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy is the kind of book that grabs you, pulls you into a freezing island between Australia and Antarctica, and then just… leaves you there. No escape. No warmth. Just you, the howling wind, and the lingering feeling that something is very off. And honestly? It’s incredible. “A family on
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The Expanse by James S. A. Corey isn’t just a series—it’s a rollercoaster ride where humanity’s mess spills across the solar system (and beyond). These books are equal parts hard sci-fi and emotional punch, with just enough humor to keep you sane. If you like these kind of latest Fantasy/Fiction books, you can checkout Malazan
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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. Quotes : “We were all running out of time, and none of us knew what the hell to do with it.” “Power can destroy
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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. If you like these kind of latest Thriller/Fiction/ Fantasy genre
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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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A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang is a historical fantasy related with the Chinese legend of Xi Shi, one of the Four Beauties of Ancient China. The novels follows Xishi, a poor girl from the Yue kingdom and her transformation with love, betrayal and war. If you like to read such Fiction stories,
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Counting Miracles by Nicholas Sparks is a emotional novel about love, life, and second chances. Tanner Hughes, an ex-Army Ranger, is on a mission to find his biological father. It’s a story about loss and the courage to heal. If you like to read Romance books you can checkout our latest The Ex by Frieda
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The Malazan Books Ranking is a massive, complex, and often challenging epic novel. Erikson’s writing, character development, and thematic exploration shine the brightest providing depth and variety, expanding the world in compelling ways. The Malazan Book Series Ranked 1. Reaper’s Gale (Book 7) Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5/5 Reaper’s Gale is where Erikson shows his mastery of character
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