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How True Is Your Family History?

Every family has stories — the ones they tell over holiday dinners and on road trips, the ones grandparents passed down to their littles, the ones couples who are getting serious reveal to each other. And yes, certainly, some of those stories are true. But families repeat the stories they…

Hank Phillippi RyanApril 1, 2026

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What to Read Next: April Selections

Hello Spring Readers! I think we can agree that there’s nothing better than grabbing a fresh new novel and heading out into the sunshine to relax and read. Whether it’s a Wild West historical fiction, a folklore story about a monster disguised as an old lady or a reimagining of…

Stephanie ElliotApril 10, 2026

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15 Canadian Poetry Collections to Add to Your TBR this Poetry Month

With National Poetry Month underway, you may be looking at your ambitious 2026 reading goals and wondering if you need more poetry. Yes, the answer is always “yes.” Canadian poets are some of the finest on the planet, writing face-melting, breathtaking, soul-expanding poetry. To celebrate this auspicious month, here are…

Sasha YurchenkoApril 3, 2026

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Traumatic Childhoods — and the Adults Who Survived Them

Some childhoods leave marks that never fully fade — fractures that run quietly beneath the surface of adult lives. The memoirs in this list bear witness to early years shaped by neglect, instability, poverty and other forms of harm, each story offering a different lens on what it means to…

BookTribApril 9, 2026

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This Week, In Ink

This week’s new releases span wildly different worlds — yet each grapples sith identity, transformation and the search for meaning. From a nostalgic, joy-filled reckoning with aging and desire to a deeply human meditation on finding joy amid life’s hardships, these books invite readers to reconsider what fulfillment really looks…

BookTribApril 4, 2026

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Séances Versus Science: Eight Mysteries That Pit the Supernatural Against Reason

I grew up in a house built in 1884 that was prone to unexplained creaks, groans and even occasionally children’s laughter. The heavy, antique doorbell would sometimes ring out with its sonorous clang for no reason. Once, my mother heard footsteps in the foyer, but when she went to investigate,…

Erica WrightApril 2, 2026

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10 Historical Fiction Stories About Female Friendship

I can’t get enough of books featuring the bonds of female friendship and women helping other women – so much so that those themes are at the center of my new historical fiction novel, Ship of Dreams, set aboard the Titanic. We’re talking women who have seen us at our…

Donna Jones AlwardMarch 31, 2026

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Witchy Books that Inspired “A Spell for Saints and Sinners”

When I first had the idea to write a suspense novel about a struggling psychic-witch who, hoping to escape the poverty and loneliness crushing her, allows herself to be taken in by the wealthiest family in Savannah, I knew I wanted the brand of witchcraft she practices to be as…

Emily CarpenterMarch 31, 2026

Listicles Thrillers

Sandra Brown Leads A Thriller Lineup That Delivers

Jon LandMarch 30, 2026

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Next Week’s Books Are Worth the Wait

From magical ambition to deeply human resilience, this collection of books explores what it means to search for purpose, belonging and truth — whether in fantastical worlds, the natural environment or the tangled realities of small-town life. Each story introduces characters at a crossroads, grappling with personal limitations, societal barriers…

BookTribMarch 28, 2026

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7 Horror Novels Fueled by Loss and Grief

Grief resists structure. It doesn’t behave the way we expect it to. It’s often described as a process, but that suggests a kind of order that rarely exists in reality. More than just sadness, it’s a messy tangle of yearning, anger, guilt, anxiety, arriving in waves that don’t follow rules…

BookTribMarch 26, 2026

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When the Setting Is So Prominent, It’s Practically a Character

Some stories unfold in a place and time; others are shaped by it. In these ten novels, setting isn’t just a backdrop — it breathes, pulses and presses in on every choice the characters make. From sun-drenched vineyards and historic European streets to windswept rivers, quiet coastal towns and even…

Women's Fiction Writers AssociationMarch 25, 2026

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Can’t-Miss New Releases

Looking for your next must-read? From pulse-pounding thrillers to enchanting fantasies and transformative nonfiction, this week’s new releases have something for every reader. Dive into heart-stopping suspense with a young man trapped on a hijacked New York subway, or lose yourself in the haunting, inventive world of a girl woven…

BookTribMarch 23, 2026

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Ready to Expand Your Reading Bracket for March?

Prefer your protagonists spiraling and unstable? From tales of possessive, all-consuming desire to frenzies of anger and resentment, there’s a story here for every uncomfortable emotion. Get ready for shocking reads and satisfying moments of catharsis – because there’s freedom in embracing the madness. These books are sure to be…

BookTribMarch 24, 2026

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5 Books Celebrating Wisdom, Life Lessons and the Bonds Between Generations

Wisdom isn’t just about age — it’s about the stories we share, the lessons we pass on and the connections we nurture across generations. These five books celebrate the transformative power of experience, highlighting how meaningful relationships and thoughtful guidance can leave a lasting impact. These titles offer insight into…

BookTribMarch 19, 2026

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Spring Creeping In: March’s Chill Quill

This year, March is bringing the monsters! From neon-lit cities haunted by vanished gods to blood-soaked cabarets, cursed forests and grief that refuses to stay buried, this month’s darkest releases dive deep into obsession, transformation and things that refuse to die. Whether you prefer Gothic dread, supernatural thrillers or strange…

Lindy RyanMarch 18, 2026

How True Is Your Family History?

Traumatic Childhoods — and the Adults Who Survived Them

This Week, In Ink

Séances Versus Science: Eight Mysteries That Pit the Supernatural Against Reason

10 Historical Fiction Stories About Female Friendship

Witchy Books that Inspired “A Spell for Saints and Sinners”

Sandra Brown Leads A Thriller Lineup That Delivers

Next Week’s Books Are Worth the Wait

Can’t-Miss New Releases

5 Books Celebrating Wisdom, Life Lessons and the Bonds Between Generations

Spring Creeping In: March’s Chill Quill

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