Some books arrive and politely ask for your attention. Molka by Monika Kim does not. The opening scene drops you into an empty office bathroom on a Monday morning, and within three pages you are sitting inside the head of an IT technician named Junyoung who has drilled tiny cameras into the tile. Kim writes […]
Synopsis: Silence can heal. Or it can be where danger learns your name. Annie thought she had saved Jude from his past. But the world around them has fallen into a quiet that feels wrong—too still, too watchful. As she tries to protect what remains of him, guilt follows her for everything he’s endured, and every […]
Nimbly traversing the realities of our world, these poems present a full artistic vision through precise, humorous, and deeply serious accounts of the sights, sounds, and stories that surround us. “The rain came first. Or was it soil? A seed. Then a bird that shat the seed.” Loosestrife for Porcupines is a collection that exudes […]
You duel or you die. That single line, drilled into Astrid Nachstern’s head from the time she was eight, is the heartbeat of Blood Bound by Ellis Hunter, the debut fantasy from the writing duo of Katie Ellis-Brown and Becky Hunter. Marketed for the Fourth Wing crowd and pitched as the opening salvo of the […]
Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating by Christina Lauren on September 4, 2018 Genres: Fiction / Romance / Contemporary Pages: 309 Format: Audiobook Buy on Amazon Goodreads Hazel Camille Bradford knows she’s a lot to take—and frankly, most men aren’t up to the challenge. If her army of pets and thrill for the absurd […]
There are end-of-the-world books that crackle with action. Cities burn, survivors clutch rifles, governments fall in chapter one. Klune does not write that book. We Burned So Bright by T.J. Klune is the smaller, sadder, stranger cousin of those novels. Don is seventy-two. Rodney is seventy-eight. They wake up one morning in Camden, Maine, knowing […]
A complex tale set on an imagined world, reflecting on our violently shared past and present Taking place on an alternate planet but one with problems all too familiar to our own, A Soldier In The Borderlands mixes low fantasy with science fiction to grapple with ecological and psychological issues. Arwen Spicer brings forth descriptions […]
A quiet novel on trauma, loss, and the way secrets both kept and shared have long-lasting ripple effects Three Days Grace is an intimate glimpse into the life of Nick, his mother Lynne, her wife Susan, and the tangentially connected Laslo and Marco. When the story begins, Nick is summoning the courage to meet all […]
Releasing in May, we have a fascinating biography of Emily Brontë and an insightful dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence. Enjoy 5 New Non Fiction Books May 2026! This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. 5 New Non Fiction Books May 2026 This Dark […]
There’s something horribly wrong at Lost Lake… B.E. Smith’s Shallow Rock makes one thing immediately clear: it is neither a standard crime caper nor a simple ghost story. It is a novel about inheritance—of guilt, of violence, of myth—and about what happens when a community tells the same story for long enough that it becomes […]