From Nantucket to New England, Elin Hilderbrand’s Latest Will Leave You Wanting More!

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From Nantucket to New England, Elin Hilderbrand’s Latest Will Leave You Wanting More!

Elin Hilderbrand has built a devoted following with her summer novels set in Nantucket, books that explore family, romance and the delicate tensions beneath the surface of small-town life. Readers who enjoyed Summer of ‘69, The Identicals, or The Hotel Nantucket have come to expect her sharp observations, immersive settings…

Monique SnymanSeptember 16, 2025

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Samantha Shannon’s “Priory” Prequel Unveils Marosa’s Power and Yscalin’s Fall

Most readers I know, myself included, long for additional insight into some of their favorite stories long after they finish the first page. Samantha Shannon's The Priory of the Orange Tree is a thousand-page masterpiece but had me yearning for more details on some of the secondary characters and storylines.…

Lydia LefevreSeptember 17, 2025

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Bringing Books to Life: The Legacy of Robert Redford

Who you think Robert Redford was has a lot to do with the generation you were born in. To baby boomers, he was the movie heartthrob who gave us one of the late 20th century’s favorite love stories: The Way We Were. To Gen X, he starred in a series…

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True History of Monopoly’s Surprising, Crucial Role in WWII Espionage

Philip E. Orbanes is an American Board Game designer, former senior vice president for research and development at Parker Brothers and the world’s foremost authority on the history of the board game Monopoly. His latest book on the game, Monopoly X, is aptly subtitled: How Top Secret World War Two…

Linda HitchcockSeptember 15, 2025

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6 Books That Hit the Same Loud, Wild Vibe as Spinal Tap

I’m back with Radio BookTrib coming at you hot with six rockin’ books for both rockers and readers alike who love Spinal Tap, the greatest rock n’ roll band of all time — — Wait, What do you mean you’ve never heard of ‘em? The cleverly funny mockumentary about a…

Natalie GarrisonSeptember 17, 2025

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Secrets, Chocolate and a Touch of Magic in Decadent “Chocolat” Prequel

Vianne is rightfully one of the most highly anticipated books of late summer. Anglo-French award-winning author Joanne Harris has presented her legions of fans with the gift of a prequel to her million-copy best-selling novel Chocolat that debuted in 1999. While not entirely faithful to the book, the 2000 film…

Linda HitchcockSeptember 17, 2025

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Captivating Story of Faith, Healing and Reckoning with the Past

In Sandy Hope Stewart’s brand new novel, Entertaining Angels, Rebekah Lang learns lessons about life that shape her belief system forever. We meet Rebekah at 70 years old as she’s confronting her lifelong guilt, seemingly for the first time, in therapy. What a prologue! I didn’t quite know what to…

Kristin KeatonSeptember 17, 2025

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Reluctant Healer and Reclusive Prince Drawn Together in Next Big Romantasy Series

Charlie N. Holmberg’s latest fantasy creation, The Shattered King, is a breath of fresh air for romantasy lovers. It boasts a unique magic system, exceptional worldbuilding and a romantic duo that will capture readers’ hearts. In a world over-saturated with Shadow Daddies and Pick Mes, this soft healer and humble…

Katie BloomerSeptember 11, 2025

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The Chill Quill: Books to Haunt You This Spooky Season

As summer slips into shadow, spooky season kicks off with 13 brand new titles that delve into haunted homes, cursed families, buried secrets and parasitic hunger. Whether you’re drawn to the sun-scorched deserts of trauma recovery, the bloodstained walls of a childhood home or the cultish corners of a doomed…

Lindy RyanSeptember 16, 2025

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Stories that Dance Off the Page

Ballroom glitter, Latin fire, hip-hop swagger — there’s a reason Dancing with the Stars keeps audiences glued to the screen season after season. It’s not just the fancy footwork; it’s the emotion, the storytelling, the way a dance can transform a moment into pure magic. Now imagine pairing that magic…

Monique SnymanSeptember 16, 2025

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The Enduring Appeal of Classic Retellings

Classic novels are classics for a reason. Filled with artful prose, they have either broken convention during the time they were first published, or they have created a lasting impact on every story within its genre that has come after it. But it isn’t only the plot and prose that…

Heather WebbSeptember 15, 2025

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Writers, Ink Podcast: Skirting the genre line with Bestselling author, Alma Katsu

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and…

BookTribSeptember 16, 2025

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Grief-Stricken Family’s Unbelievably Moving Journey of Forgiveness and Redemption

Mercy Town is a women’s fiction novel by Nancy Chadwick, the author of The Wisdom of the Willow. The story is about a grieving family and a rural town divided by the accidental death of a young boy. Margaret, a young woman living in West Prairie, is a writer for…

Natalia KavaleSeptember 16, 2025

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8 Witchy Series That Will Enchant (and Haunt) You This Spooky Season

From ancient curses to forbidden desire, witches have long captured our imagination, embodying power and the allure of the unknown. From secret covens and forbidden magic to ancient prophecies and supernatural battles, stories about witches transport us to worlds where the stakes are high and the line between hero and…

Katie BloomerSeptember 12, 2025

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BookTrib’s Emmy Playbook (Or How We Called It Months Ago)

Every year, when Emmy season arrives, the entertainment world scrambles to catch up. The nominations list drops, critics dust off their hot takes and outlets scramble to produce prediction pieces overnight. But at BookTrib, we like to think we were already ahead of the game. We have been talking about…

BookTribSeptember 12, 2025

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Boudicca’s Daughter: An Epic Tale On The Power Of Personal Identity

What’s your Roman Empire? Because mine might just be Elodie Harper’s latest novel, Boudicca’s Daughter. Author of The Wolf Den trilogy, Harper knows what it means to take us back in time to a different Ancient Rome than the one we are used to seeing on the big screens, focusing…

Riley HarkerSeptember 4, 2025