Fiction

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

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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

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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

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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

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“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

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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

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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

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Nine Novels That Will Take You on a Trip Around the World

Road trips are full of fun, adventure and lasting memories. After over a year of being stranded by the pandemic, many of us are anxious to dust off our traveling boots and head … anywhere. While you’re waiting out the restrictions and making your wish lists, what better way to…

Heather WebbJuly 8, 2021

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The Antidote to Endless Scrolling

This week's new releases invite readers into worlds both familiar and strange, where ambition, desire and secrets intertwine in the lives of unforgettable characters. From the quiet obsessions of a bystander holding the truth of a sensational trial to the divided life of a mother whose fame casts long shadows,…

BookTribJanuary 31, 2026

Fiction

“The Seven Daughters of Dupree” Weaves a Haunting Tapestry of Black Womanhood

Nikesha Elise Williams starts the prologue of The Seven Daughters of Dupree with a sentence so horrible readers will hope it’s a metaphor for something less unthinkable. And then, as though taking the hand of a reluctant child, Williams pulls her readers into the first chapter – and into a…

Sherri DaleyJanuary 29, 2026

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Behind the Perfect Porches, Something Deadly Lurks in “All the Little Houses”

This is the first May Cobb book I’ve read, but it sure won’t be the last - I’m hooked! Cobb has received tremendous acclaim for her deliciously twisty best-selling domestic thrillers in the past such as The Hunting Wives which also went on to be a hit TV series on…

R.G. BelskyJanuary 20, 2026

Fiction

Ashley Winstead’s “The Future Saints” Hits an Emotional High Note

The Future Saints by Ashley Winstead is an ambitious novel, expansive in its concerns: sisterhood and family, the highs and lows of the music industry and the long-term consequences of mental illness and addiction. The novel is at its strongest in its close attention to daily interactions—among the band members…

Valerie Taylor, author of the "Venus Bixby Mystery" seriesJanuary 22, 2026

Fiction Thrillers

Freida McFadden’s “Dear Debbie” Is a Sinister Delight

Freida McFadden’s latest psychological thriller is fiendishly clever and gripping in its narrative, revolving around Debbie Mullen and her family. Debbie is an advice columnist for the local newspaper, where she regularly offers advice for stressed wives and mothers. She may need some advice on her domestic situation, as her…

Philip ZozzaroJanuary 27, 2026

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

Nine Novels That Will Take You on a Trip Around the World

The Antidote to Endless Scrolling

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