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BookTrib Editors’ Picks This Week

Four exciting new titles that provide distinct worlds and emotional experiences are coming out this week. Readers have a lot to choose from, including high-concept speculative thrillers, grand fantasy epics, and intimate tales of family and identity. These novels cover a wide range of genres and themes, so whether you're…
BookTrib
November 10, 2025
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The White Hot: A Love Letter to Female Rage

In her debut novel, The White Hot, playwright and memoirist Quiara Alegria Hudes tackles the complexity of an emotion that few dare to explore: the explosive power of female rage. The story is told in the form of a letter written by a mother to her daughter on her 18th…
Riley Harker
November 11, 2025
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Jenni L. Walsh Reimagines a Fearless Pioneer

Millennial readers will likely think they know the story of Sonora Webster Carver thanks to the beloved 1991 film about her life, Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken. In her latest novel, Sonora, Jenni L. Walsh dives deeper into the background of this incredible woman, capturing all of the spark and…
Victoria Schade
October 29, 2025
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Boleyn Traitor: Reimagining Tudor Betrayal

Philippa Gregory, author of The Other Boleyn Girl, among many other historical fiction successes, returns to the Tudor court with her newest novel, Boleyn Traitor. Twenty-five years after the release of The Other Boleyn Girl, Gregory dives back into the minds of those sneaky Boleyn women who are so often…
Riley Harker
October 13, 2025
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A Faith-Fueled Thriller in an Upside Down World

Set in a near‑future America where the moral compass seems flipped, S.J. Epps’s Hibernation follows two pastors—one guarding a life‑altering secret, one behind bars—as their congregations struggle to keep faith, family, and conscience intact. Courtroom tension, intimate family drama, and moments of hard‑won grace make this a thought‑provoking, heart‑pounding read.
BookTrib
October 6, 2025