The Holiday Hate-Off by Angela Casella on November 4, 2025 Genres: Fiction / Romance / Holiday Pages: 412 Format: eBook Buy on Amazon Goodreads Lucy. The only thing standing between me and an idyllic Christmas in Hideaway Harbor is Enzo Cafiero, the hot jerk whose family runs the Italian market next door to the coffee […]
There is a type of reader who does not simply finish books but inhabits them for days afterward, carrying the characters around like they are someone they actually know. Meg Shaffer has always written for that reader, and The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer is her most direct argument yet that fiction is not an […]
Climate fiction deals with the impact of climate change on the earth and on society. It can be a way to engage with issues that are fundamental to life on earth now and in the future. Enjoy 11 Compelling Climate Fiction Books to Read! This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission […]
Southern Gothic is a branch of Gothic literature rooted in the American South, its history, and the specific weight of… The post Southern Gothic: What It Is, Where It Comes From, and the Books That Define It appeared first on She Reads Everything.
Synopsis: In a world where gods walk among mortals and divine tyranny crushes the innocent, one knight’s investigation into ritual murders uncovers a conspiracy that threatens to consume an entire city. Commander Victus Andreas discovers that the seemingly random cult killings in Lindly are part of a far darker plan—the dark elven goddess Lestar seeks […]
There is a specific pleasure in reading a mystery that is, at its heart, about what it costs to be a writer. Not the soft, aspirational version with cozy coffee shops and tidy advances, but the grinding, desperate, beautiful truth of building a career out of words in an industry that would rather market you […]
Format: Audiobook Buy on Amazon Goodreads I went into A Little Buzzed by Alys Murray not really knowing what to expect—and honestly, that made it even more fun. This one definitely leans into the rom-com chaos, but it also had a surprising amount of heart that caught me off guard. At first glance, the premise […]
Gibbet Hill by Bram Stoker was first published in Dublin’s Daily Express in 1890. This gothic horror tale was forgotten about until its rediscovery in 2016. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. Gibbet Hill by Bram Stoker Gibbet Hill by Bram Stoker When I […]
A widely applicable guidebook for businesses struggling to get on the same page Claude Hanhart and Rachel Collins’ Connecting Goals to Impacts and Outcomesdelivers on its title. This book is a practical tool for anyone tired of sitting through planning meetings where everyone at the conference table nods solemnly at phrases like “improve customer experience” […]
The moving melodies of family and marriage form the chorus of this poignant collection of short stories. In The Woman In the Third Floor Front, Richard Scharine assembles a dynamic arrangement of stories that examine childhood memories, love, and a little bit of noirish fun in between. In the titular opening, Jack is an adventure […]