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In Night Music, Jojo Moyes composes more than just a story—she creates a melancholic sonata where loss lingers like a note unresolved and healing comes not in sweeping gestures, but in slow, stubborn rhythms. Unlike the immediate tug of Me Before You or the sweeping scale of The Giver of Stars, this novel leans into […]

In her first foray into the cozy mystery genre, Murder at Gulls Nest, acclaimed Irish author Jess Kidd delivers a wonderfully atmospheric tale that introduces readers to one of the most unconventional detectives in recent mystery fiction. Following her success with novels like Himself (2016) and Things in Jars (2019), both of which garnered significant […]

In Midnight in Soap Lake, Matthew J. Sullivan returns with a masterful psychological mystery that simmers with tension, grief, and the surreal pull of myth. Set in a fictional Washington town whose name is as peculiar as its history, the novel examines how places absorb pain and how the people within them either deny, distort, […]

Hannah Beckerman’s fifth novel, Three Mothers, is a taut, emotionally charged psychological thriller that examines the lengths to which mothers will go to protect their children. Set against the backdrop of an affluent London suburb, this compelling narrative explores the aftermath of seventeen-year-old Isla Richardson’s death in a hit-and-run accident and the devastating consequences that […]

In The Boomerang, bestselling author Robert Bailey trades the courtroom for the war room, then for the windswept plains of the American Southwest. The result is a compelling political thriller that feels disturbingly relevant. This is a novel about secrets so dangerous they demand silence, and about a father so determined to protect his daughter […]