Synopsis: Ridgefield, Connecticut. A cemetery. A Revolutionary War soldier. A ghost. A writer. 1777 meets 2024. Clara Donovan, a divorced novelist, moves into her late grandmother’s Connecticut home after a failed marriage and a failed book. She wants silence and a second chance. Benjamin Whitlock, a woodworker turned soldier for a day, killed at the […]
An intricate, multiverse-hopping novel that hides the keys to survival in different timelines and different selves Multiple timelines. Different identities. One clear goal: Save the worlds from collapsing. Luckily, Madders (an AI-assistant that’s carrying the history of physicist Matt Hudson) can see through the interweaving timelines and recognize what needs to be done in order […]
Format: Audiobook Buy on Amazon Goodreads First of all, can we talk about the title of this book?! See You Next Tuesday immediately caught my attention because I love a good play on words, and this one made me laugh! Then I read the premise, and I knew I had to see how this whole […]
In June 1675 a Rhode Island official named John Easton crossed the water to Montaup to hear the grievances of Pumetacom, the Wampanoag leader the English called King Philip. Forty armed men stood with the sachem. What he told Easton was a parable of the colony’s own beginnings. When the English came, his father had […]
The Romance Revival by Christina Lauren on July 14, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Humorous / General, Fiction / Romance / Romantic Comedy, Fiction / Women Pages: 352 Format: Hardcover Buy on Amazon Goodreads Three years ago, Emery Finch did something completely out of character: She got married. To Luca—the impossibly charming landscaper she met on […]
A darkly funny, off-kilter romance where watching and helping blur into the same thing Eden’s life begins in crisis. A survivor of domestic abuse, she has only her neighbor’s cat, Fritter, and her friend Paige to lean on, and within the first chapters she crosses paths with her ex-husband, Alex. What follows in Maxine Meyer’s […]
A 50-year true crime saga that underscores the shocking darkness—and unending lightness—of the human soul jack·light·ing | ˈjak-ˌlīt-iŋ | Noun The hunting method of shining artificial light on game at night to stun or freeze it in place—exploiting the “deer-in-the-headlights” effect to make it an easy target. By extension, the kill itself: an amoral killing […]
The organ sits in an alcove by the fireplace where a green velvet love seat used to be, lit by a single wrought-iron lamp. It is carved with garlands and urns, it stands on clawed animal feet, and when Cynthia touches the keys nothing happens, because she has forgotten the bellows need pumping first. What […]
Traffic stops dead halfway across the Coronado Bridge. Rain hammers the minivan, the young driver is breathing into a paper bag, and the only edible thing anyone has found is a bag of hemp-laced dog biscuits meant to calm an elderly Pomeranian on flights. So three adults eat them, in solidarity. They are earthy, gluey […]
A superlative work of first-class mentorship Garnet Morris’s second book, Do the Hard Things, transcends self-help to become something like a mentorship in book form. The distinction is subtle but important. Mentorship requires the author’s lived experience, depth of commitment, and a clear sense of responsibility for the message. In short, it requires palpable commitment […]