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Sisters…in Crime

One of my favorite greeting cards has a cute cartoon girl on the cover, and she is saying “Happy Birthday to my darling sister who I love very much.” When you open the card, inside it says: “Mom made me say it. Don’t laugh. She’s going to make you say…
Hank Phillippi Ryan
August 27, 2026
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The Thrill List Starts 2026 Off with a Bang!

January wastes no time reminding us why thriller and mystery fiction remain such irresistible winter reading. This month’s most compelling new releases span the full spectrum of suspense, from pulse-pounding conspiracies and courtroom battles to psychologically devastating reckonings with grief, identity, and buried secrets. These are stories fueled by obsession,…
Jon Land
January 16, 2026
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One Last Chance: 5 Novels About Redemption

In fiction, as in life, redemption often comes after the worst has already happened — after the betrayal, the failure of courage or the loss that cannot be reversed. What remains at that point is a harder question: What can still be done when nothing can be undone? These five…
BookTrib
August 6, 2026
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Essay Collections that Deepen Our Worldviews

Essay collections written by authors who focus on topics we may not often consider open us to new worlds of information and thought-provoking ideas. These five collections take readers on journeys of the mind and heart while exploring themes that offer ways to expand our views of the world. Written…
Michelle St. Romain
August 7, 2026
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Books That Feature “Twists of Fate”

Think about it: Some of the most unforgettable books hinge on a missed opportunity, a chance meeting, or even a random conversation. Such moments end up being the catalyst for life-altering journeys. What’s cool is that these stories can be found in almost all genres – romance, historical fiction, mystery,…
Suzy England
August 3, 2026
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Creepy Beach Reads for July

July’s newest releases lean into the strange, the sinister and the wildly entertaining. Whether it’s haunted homes, supernatural road trips, snowbound slashers or stories where fiction turns deadly, this month’s spookiest releases prove that the most unforgettable summer vacations are the ones you might not survive.
Lindy Ryan
July 24, 2026