Women's New Adult & College Fiction

“Hope and Glory” Questions the Meaning of Home and Family

Jendella Benson’s debut novel, Hope and Glory (William Morrow), celebrates Nigerian culture and close family ties. THE PLOT Glory Akíndélé’s family are Nigerian immigrants living in London. She’d always considered her older sister, Faith, “a Stepford Wife,” consumed with her husband and toddler twins. Glory craved independence and needed to make…

K.L. RomoJuly 7, 2022

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From Chaos Comes Truth in Renaii West’s Thriller “Death by Chaos”

“Time may fly if you’re having fun, but if you’re waiting to give the performance of a lifetime — that is, convincing everyone from roommates to college presidents and Topanga sheriffs that you are totally surprised by the sudden death of one of your classmates — well, time can drag.…

BookTribJuly 12, 2021

Fiction

Jennifer Weiner Transforms Mistaken Identity Into Self-Actualization in “That Summer”

"An uncompromising, complicated portrait of the insidious dangers of the patriarchy that is also a lot of fun to read." — Booklist —∞— If you’re a fan of Jennifer Weiner, or at the very least if you’ve followed her work the past couple of years, you’re probably wondering two things…

Y. M. NelsonMay 11, 2021

Fiction Miscellany Podcasts

Tall Poppy Review: Exploring an Extraordinary and Unexpected Bond

Caroline has it all: a loving husband, three gorgeous children, a happy extended family and a career she’s passionate about; so when she takes a mail-in DNA test on a lark, she expects the results to be nothing more than an interesting topic of conversation at a dinner party. She…

Nicole BaartMarch 25, 2021

Listicles Listicles - Featured

Riff on a Myth: 7 Novels Drawing Inspiration From Multicultural Ancient Sources

There’s something completely timeless and utterly attractive about mythology, folklore and the stories passed down through generations. Maybe a particular story originated in religion, or maybe through honoring heroic courage or, who can say, maybe the teller was an exasperated mom who needed to keep her kids from getting into…

Judy MorenoAugust 20, 2021

Women’s New Adult & College Fiction

“Hope and Glory” Questions the Meaning of Home and Family

Jennifer Weiner Transforms Mistaken Identity Into Self-Actualization in “That Summer”

Tall Poppy Review: Exploring an Extraordinary and Unexpected Bond

Riff on a Myth: 7 Novels Drawing Inspiration From Multicultural Ancient Sources

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