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Gregg Hurwitz’s Orphan X Series Continues with High-Stakes “Lone Wolf”

Lone Wolf opens more personally than any other book in Gregg Hurwitz’s New York Times bestselling Orphan X series — assassin Evan Smoak is in rough shape, an emotional mess at the conclusion of The Last Orphan, where Hurwitz leaves Evan knocking on the door of the man who may…

Dawn IusApril 5, 2024

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Latest Book News from Winslow, Yarros, Yoon, Fallon, Jill Biden and More

Don Winslow on Bowing Out With Grace As a man who has spent more than 30 years stringing together award-winning words, Don Winslow is understandably brief — and emotional — as he shares his thoughts about the end of his impressive writing career here. Rebecca Yarros Reveals 3rd Book That's right!…

BookTribApril 4, 2024

Miscellany Thrillers

Mary Kubica Built Suspense Novel “She’s Not Sorry” Around a Killer Twist

Mary Kubica loves a good twist. Of course, her novels are full of them, almost always organically dropped in as she deftly writes her way through the mystery that needs to be solved. But for latest thriller, She’s Not Sorry, Kubica says the twist came to her … first. “In…

Dawn IusApril 4, 2024

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AuthorBuzz: Fantasy Romance Faces a Deadly Enemy

Dragon Kiss: A Dragon Kings Novella by Donna Grant (Evil Eye Concepts, Incorporated) Dear Reader, Welcome back to the Dragon Kings! I’m thrilled to bring you DRAGON KISS. The world of the Dragon Kings keeps expanding, and this story brings us Alasdair and Lotti, a powerful couple who have overcome…

AuthorBuzzApril 8, 2024

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4 Book Club Picks Sure To Spark Lively Conversations

Spring brings feelings of starting fresh, branching out and discovering new things. If you're looking to spruce up your reading habits, dip your toes into a new genre or reinvigorate your book club discussions, you've come to the right place. We’ve got four great books that are sure to be…

BookTribApril 3, 2024

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Celebrity Book Club Picks So Far in 2024

It's April already, and now's the time to catch up on the celebrity book club picks for the first quarter of 2024. Join in the conversation with fellow readers across the country and pick up these celebrity and morning show book club recommendations from the past four months. Author interviews…

Jennifer BlankfeinApril 3, 2024

Miscellany Thrillers

Don Winslow on Writing, Success & Bowing Out With Grace

“Bittersweet.” As a man who has spent more than 30 years stringing together award-winning words, Don Winslow is understandably brief — and emotional — as he shares his thoughts about the ending of his impressive writing career. “I’m content with my decision,” he says, in an exclusive interview with BookTrib.…

Dawn IusApril 2, 2024

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Carter Wilson Interviewed Hundreds of Writers — Here’s What He Learned From Them

I launched my podcast Making It Up nearly three years ago with the goal of interviewing writers not for any particular work of theirs, but to talk to them about their lives. I didn't want to ask them what famous author they want to have dinner with or what their…

Carter WilsonApril 1, 2024

Miscellany Thrillers

Hank Phillippi Ryan on Fixing Fact Through Fiction in “One Wrong Word”

Guess what I heard? But—you have to promise not to tell. Is there any one of us who wouldn't lean closer and listen to the person who asked us that? Especially if the question was whispered, hushed, delivered with a sense of drama? “Guess what I heard?” means there's a…

Hank Phillippi RyanApril 1, 2024

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Dangerous Rescue and a Killer on Death Row in Lisa Gardner’s Remote Island Thriller

Lisa Gardner was on a remote island three hours by plane off the coast of Hawaii, surrounded by giant cannibal coconut crabs and dripping wet from the unrelenting humidity when she knew this nightmarish, and yet somehow magical, paradise would inspire the setting for Still See You Everywhere, the third…

Dawn IusMarch 29, 2024

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Adaptations Steal the Show, New from Grisham and 50 Cent, and Some Awards for Literary Distinction

There’s No Business Like Book Business Last year at the Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel said Hollywood is running out of content, thus explaining why there are so many remakes of classic films as well as a rash of sequels. People reading this column know better — if Hollywood is looking for…

BookTribMarch 28, 2024

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The New American Canon, 2023 Book Banning Numbers, and Latest From Orange, Patterson and More

"The Atlantic" Created a New American Canon In an attempt to understand what exactly writer John William DeForest meant when he defined a Great American Novel as a work of fiction that "paints the American soul," editors at The Atlantic have released their list of 136 Great American Novels written over the…

BookTribMarch 21, 2024

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Lisa Unger Puts a Spin on the Haunted House Novel in “The New Couple in 5B”

New York Times bestselling author Lisa Unger has a tried-and-true method for writing her novels — not a word makes it to the page until the voices start talking. In her latest book, The New Couple in 5B (Park Row), those voices belong to Chad and Rosie, a couple who…

Dawn IusMarch 21, 2024

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Maggie Thrash’s Adult Debut is Murder Mystery and Fugitive Love Story Set Amidst Satanic Panic

“Conformity can rapidly become dangerous. It can become violent. I wanted to explore that, and New Hampshire, with its motto ‘Live Free or Die,’ was the perfect setting for that theme.” Rainbow Black (Harper Perennial), Maggie Thrash’s adult debut, begins in idyllic New Hampshire, on the cusp of impending danger,…

Megan BeauregardMarch 19, 2024

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AuthorBuzz: Time Travel Historical Fiction and a Hilarious Rom-Com

Forgetting to Remember by M.J. Rose (Blue Box Press) Dear Reader, I’ve always loved reading time travel but it took a 19th century tiny portrait of a man’s eye — just a man’s eye — framed in small colorful opals to inspire me to write one myself. Who was he?…

AuthorBuzzMarch 25, 2024

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The Events Shaping Today’s Most Popular Book Genres

Literature reflects larger trends in society and vice versa: war, politics, television, technology and more play a role in shaping how and what people read, and what people read influences how they think about these issues. Data from The Folio Society identifies genre trends over the past few years that…

Joanna ReynoldsMarch 18, 2024

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Gregg Hurwitz’s Orphan X Series Continues with High-Stakes “Lone Wolf”

Latest Book News from Winslow, Yarros, Yoon, Fallon, Jill Biden and More

Mary Kubica Built Suspense Novel “She’s Not Sorry” Around a Killer Twist

AuthorBuzz: Fantasy Romance Faces a Deadly Enemy

4 Book Club Picks Sure To Spark Lively Conversations

Celebrity Book Club Picks So Far in 2024

Don Winslow on Writing, Success & Bowing Out With Grace

Carter Wilson Interviewed Hundreds of Writers — Here’s What He Learned From Them

Hank Phillippi Ryan on Fixing Fact Through Fiction in “One Wrong Word”

Dangerous Rescue and a Killer on Death Row in Lisa Gardner’s Remote Island Thriller

Adaptations Steal the Show, New from Grisham and 50 Cent, and Some Awards for Literary Distinction

The New American Canon, 2023 Book Banning Numbers, and Latest From Orange, Patterson and More

Lisa Unger Puts a Spin on the Haunted House Novel in “The New Couple in 5B”

Maggie Thrash’s Adult Debut is Murder Mystery and Fugitive Love Story Set Amidst Satanic Panic

AuthorBuzz: Time Travel Historical Fiction and a Hilarious Rom-Com

The Events Shaping Today’s Most Popular Book Genres

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