BOOKLOVES

In the landscape of contemporary horror fiction, Nat Cassidy has rapidly established himself as a voice to be reckoned with. Following his critically acclaimed novels Mary: An Awakening of Terror, Rest Stop, and Nestlings, Cassidy returns with perhaps his most emotionally resonant and conceptually daring work yet. When the Wolf Comes Home is a fever […]

In Samantha Crewson’s unflinching debut novel, Every Sweet Thing Is Bitter, we enter the psyche of Providence Byrd, a woman whose single act of teenage violence reverberates through her life like a scream in an empty house. This isn’t a comfortable read—nor should it be. Crewson leads us through the broken landscape of an American […]

Marie Bostwick’s The Book Club for Troublesome Women is a smart, emotionally layered, and culturally resonant novel that spins a domestic tale into something far more daring. Rooted in early 1960s America—a time of Tupperware parties and tight-lipped conformity—the novel explores the lives of four women whose dissatisfaction with the status quo finds a spark […]

David Baldacci, best known for his high-octane thrillers like Memory Man, The Innocent, and the recent legal drama A Calamity of Souls, pivots gracefully into the emotionally evocative realm of historical fiction with Strangers in Time. Set against the smoldering ruins of 1944 London, this novel is less a war story and more a slow-burning […]

With Gifted & Talented, Olivie Blake—best known for the philosophically arcane The Atlas Six—shifts her lens toward a sharp-edged satire dressed in speculative fiction. Here, Blake fuses family drama, dark academia, and science fantasy into an electrifying concoction of neuromancy, corporate rot, and inherited trauma. Set in a world where technological innovation borders on the […]