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The Reunion is an engaging story about family, friendship, love & rivalry from an USA Today bestselling author who comes up with a new romantic comedy about three siblings who come together for their parents’ 50th anniversary party.
A Column of Fire is set during one of history’s most tumultuous and revolutionary times, and is one of Follett’s best and most ambitious books yet.
Bad Cruz is the new book from Wall Street Journal best-selling author L. J. Shen comes a rom-com novel that will make you laugh your way through it, falling in love along the way.
The Hating Game is a new book by debut author Sally Thorne is out, and it’s a hilarious and sexy workplace romance all about that thin, thin line between hate and love at work.
The Keeper of Stories is a very different, creative, amusing, and charming book. A funny, wise, and moving novel. Full of lovely moments. The characters are charming and unforgettable. Absolutely spellbinding and warm-hearted.
Meant to Be is a love story of two people who come from very different backgrounds. Follow the story of a restless golden boy navigating a love story that may not begin at all, in this engaging and full of romance new novel by a New York Times bestselling author.
Sparring Partners is a collection of three novellas, each of which is well-written, distinctive, and makes for an intriguing reading experience. John Grisham has written some of the most popular legal thrillers ever published. His first collection of novelles is filled with common themes, but he has several surprises up his sleeve.
The Thursday Murder Club is an absolutely engaging and entertaining crime novel. Follow the story of four unlikely friends gathered in a peaceful retirement village to discuss unsolved crimes, until after a local developer is found murdered with a mysterious photo left next to his body.
The Man Who Died Twice is the second novel in Richard Osman’s record-breaking, million-copy bestselling Thursday Murder Club series.
In The Paris Library, Nicky Diss illuminates a rarely seen slice of history: the roles of women and their fates during World War II.