BOOKLOVES

Fran Littlewood’s sophomore novel The Accidental Favorite arrives with the weight of expectation following her New York Times bestselling debut Amazing Grace Adams. This latest offering delivers a masterfully crafted exploration of family dynamics that feels both intimately personal and universally resonant, though it occasionally struggles under the burden of its own ambitious narrative structure. […]

Katie Sturino’s debut novel Sunny Side Up arrives with the confidence of someone who has spent years building trust with an audience through authentic storytelling. Known for her body-acceptance advocacy and viral #SuperSizeTheLook series, Sturino translates her signature candor into fiction with surprising depth, though not without some predictable stumbles along the way. The story […]

In the glittering, cutthroat world of Winter Park, Florida, where old money mingles with nouveau riche transplants, Meredith Lavender and Kendall Shores deliver a psychological thriller that peels back the manicured facade of elite society to reveal the rot underneath. Happy Wife by Meredith Lavender and Kendall Shores is a masterclass in domestic suspense that […]

Shanora Williams delivers a masterfully crafted psychological thriller in “Whispers of the Lake,” weaving together themes of betrayal, trauma, and the complex dynamics of female friendship. Known for her compelling narratives in previous works like “The Wife Before” and “The Perfect Ruin,” Williams once again demonstrates her ability to create intricate plots that keep readers […]

Lisa Jackson’s latest standalone thriller, It Happened on the Lake, delivers a masterfully crafted psychological mystery that proves the bestselling author’s enduring ability to weave complex family secrets with chilling suspense. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of Lake Twilight and its imposing Victorian mansion, this novel marks a triumphant return to Jackson’s signature gothic sensibilities […]

In an era where reality television dominates our screens and social media feeds serve as windows into manufactured lives, Aisling Rawle’s debut novel The Compound arrives as both entertainment and alarm bell. This dystopian thriller strips away the glossy veneer of our celebrity-obsessed culture to reveal the hollow core beneath, delivering a narrative that is […]