On top of this week’s list of new books to read is The Incarnations, by Susan Barker, an anticipated international tale of a Beijing taxi driver. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.
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History holds many stories of romance, intrigue and war. Searching through years of characters and conflicts for a particular read can be a daunting task. Try a story from this list. If you love women’s fiction and stories from the 1930’s and 1940’s, also check out our book list of...
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We LOVED The Paris Wife. When we found out that Paula McLain had a new release on the horizon, Circling the Sun, we all did a happy dance in the office. Now that we have had time to read her new best selling historical fiction, we wanted to know more about her inspirations for...
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This week in new books to read: Jennifer Weiner’s new book, Who do You Love, is a lovely read about love, life, and the power of second chances. On our list of best new fiction also sits the fantastic new release The Beautiful Bureaucrat, a genre bending novel of love,...
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The buzziest book to read this week is by far Let Me Tell You by Shirley Jackson, a collection of stories compiled by her daughters. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.
Shirley Jackson, author of The Haunting of Hill House and The Lottery, is one of the most impactful authors in modern American literature. She died in 1965, and many of her stories and essays remained unpublished. Until now. Let Me Tell You is a collection of essays, stories, and writings from...
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The Secrets She Keeps is about two sisters with troubled marriages who gather at their aunt’s now crumbling Nevada “divorce ranch." The story is told in alternating time periods - one summer at the present-day ranch, and the summer of 1951, a summer of secrets, when high-society women and Hollywood celebs stayed at such ranches to establish residency and secure difficult-to-get divorces.
