Fiction

Valentine’s Books to Fall For in 2026

February is the month of love, yet with this selection of love-themed books, you’ll find a variety of types – unhinged, unimaginable, unforgettable! Because after all, what’s love without a little bit of drama and dysfunction? These selected books are publishing this year and all feature love in some way.…

Stephanie ElliotFebruary 11, 2026

Children's Books Fiction

A Reimagining of the Classic Carol Just in Time for the Christmas Season

When it comes to Christmas carols, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone unfamiliar with The Twelve Days of Christmas. At over 200 years old, this song is a time-honored classic that has been adored by thousands of listeners. Now Debbie Curtin has put her own spin on the jingle in…

Cameron KimballNovember 26, 2021

Fiction

Hilderbrand’s Historical Fiction “Summer of ’69” Makes a Splash

Like clockwork, every summer the Levin siblings Jessie, Kirby, Blair and Tiger journey with their mother to their grandmother's historic downtown Nantucket home. There are of course some constants in their seasonal pilgrimages; savoring fresh Portuguese bread from Aime's bakery, biking down to the beach to read and shed their…

Rebecca ProulxJuly 2, 2019

Fiction Recommended

Magic, Secrets and Dark Academia Collide in Debbie Cassidy’s Wicked Onyx

At a ruthless magical academy, a cursed sorceress fights to reclaim her legacy—uncovering dark secrets and forbidden desires along the way.

BookTribFebruary 10, 2026

Fiction

Hamish Macbeth Investigates a Bloody Valentine’s Day Wedding in “Death of a Groom”

In MC Beaton’s latest Police Sergeant Hamish Macbeth mystery, Death of a Groom, the mystery not only involves who is the killer and how it was accomplished, but which groom becomes the victim. In a twist that strikes from the first page, there are two actual grooms in the book.…

Jodé MillmanFebruary 10, 2026

Fiction Romance

Madeline Taylor Debuts Sizzling Dark Romantasy, “Heir of Illusion”

“She is not the pet they tamed. She is the beast they let inside.” Madeline Taylor’s Heir of Illusion is a heart-pounding new dark romantasy novel that will leave you more than a little breathless. Hot on the heels of its success in the self-publishing market, Heir of Illusion receives the…

Kiersten BjorkFebruary 10, 2026

Fiction Listicles

7 Novels Set in America’s National Parks

Many of us got rather tired of the same four walls during these past two years. No matter how much we organized, redecorated, hygged and hibernated, nothing quite satisfied the growing need to break free and get outside. That need, over time, may have morphed into quite the monster. A…

Judy MorenoDecember 14, 2021

Fiction Fiction - Featured Recommended

An Unlikely Questing Party Looks Death in the Eye in High Fantasy Adventure

This is particularly true when it comes to books — especially fantasy, however any real fantasy reader knows that one of the greatest struggles of being a fan of the genre is plowing through these new releases too quickly. Having to deal with the wait between series entries can feel…

Wyatt SemenukNovember 4, 2022

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An Unconventional Ride: 8 Daring Novels of Train Travel

You love to travel. No, wait, I’m not overgeneralizing! Hear me out, because I have an argument all prepared. You might have instantly thought, “yes, she read my mind!” Maybe you’re a bold backpacker who is willing to risk the discomfort of hostels in order to get that authentic experience.…

Judy MorenoJanuary 31, 2022

Fiction

Everything You Need to Know Before Reading Diana Gabaldon’s Ninth Outlander Novel

With the long-awaited release of Go Tell The Bees That I Am Gone (Delacorte Press), Diana Gabaldon’s ninth installment of the Outlander series, it’s time to revisit Jamie and Claire Fraser, and where we, as readers, stand within the Outlander universe. It’s been seven years since the release of Written…

Jodé MillmanNovember 22, 2021

Fiction Romance

Casey McQuiston’s Queer Rom-Com “One Last Stop” Takes a Time-Traveling Twist

New York Times bestselling author of Red, White & Royal Blue, Casey McQuiston, presents her reader with a classic problem in One Last Stop (St. Martin’s Press): How to properly savor such a well-written and compelling story, instead of voraciously devouring it. Fair warning, this novel will have you meeting…

Madison HillJune 2, 2021

Book Club Network Fiction Save the World

“The Ministry of Time” is GMA’s May Book Club Pick, Soon Headed for TV Adaptation

The Ministry of Time (Avid Reader Press) has been named one of the most-anticipated debuts this spring. It garnered numerous glowing reviews from major publications, sold adaptation rights to A24 and BBC pre-publication, and has been named Good Morning America’s May book club pick. Bestselling romance author, Emily Henry, calls…

Megan BeauregardMay 17, 2024

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Celebrating Books That Have Cultivated, Challenged and Revitalized a Love of Reading

Happy National Book Lovers Day to me! And to you, of course. I am a book lover. I think I’d feel like a fake if I worked for a company called BookTrib and wasn’t someone who authentically loves to read. Seriously, would you want to read something about books written…

Judy MorenoAugust 9, 2021

Fiction Recommended

Diverse Lives of Circus Performers Blur the Lines of Reality & Fiction

You’ve heard the old expression that the clown is smiling on the outside but crying on the inside? Step right up and enter a world of illusion and grandeur, where the lines between reality and fiction blur. In his debut novel Circus Home: A Novel of Life, Love and New…

Katie BloomerJanuary 26, 2023

Fiction

George R. R. Martin On His Three Favorite Books

Ever wonder what books your favorite authors are reading? George R. R. Martin shares his three favorites with our partner Penguin Random House in this interview! Buy the books: Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny Have Space Suit-Will Travel by Robert A. Heinlein The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester…

Signature Views Random HouseNovember 30, 2018

Fiction

Tall Poppy Review: Capturing a Time, an Emotion, and Your Attention

There’s so much to love about a novel that gives us insight into what it was like to be a woman during a certain time in history. Even better if that time was pivotal, unforgettable and hovering on the brink of seismic shifts that will leave the world forever changed.…

Jessica StrawserJuly 22, 2021

Valentine’s Books to Fall For in 2026

A Reimagining of the Classic Carol Just in Time for the Christmas Season

Hilderbrand’s Historical Fiction “Summer of ’69” Makes a Splash

Magic, Secrets and Dark Academia Collide in Debbie Cassidy’s Wicked Onyx

7 Novels Set in America’s National Parks

An Unlikely Questing Party Looks Death in the Eye in High Fantasy Adventure

An Unconventional Ride: 8 Daring Novels of Train Travel

Everything You Need to Know Before Reading Diana Gabaldon’s Ninth Outlander Novel

Casey McQuiston’s Queer Rom-Com “One Last Stop” Takes a Time-Traveling Twist

Celebrating Books That Have Cultivated, Challenged and Revitalized a Love of Reading

Diverse Lives of Circus Performers Blur the Lines of Reality & Fiction

George R. R. Martin On His Three Favorite Books

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