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Stunning Literary Fiction
Some stories draw you in from the outset, enveloping you in the complicated lives of deeply flawed characters. Every once in a while, those stories strike a chord with you. Our Little World is a beautiful story of love, loss, and sisterhood.
The Best Historical Fiction
Historical fiction is my favorite book genre. There’s something so thrilling about picking up a book and being transported to another time and place. So, if you’re new to the genre, use this list of the best historical fiction books to start your journey!
A Rockin' Good Time
TJR creates a mythical rock-n-roll creature in Daisy Jones & The Six. Part rock documentary, part heartache, this book should not be missed. The vibrant characters and the constant tension building make this novel feel authentic and relatable.
Spies, Lies, and Literature
I absolutely could not get enough of the cold-war thriller, The Secrets We Kept! I loved the multiple POVs and flashbacks which give the story SO much more depth. Watching the storylines weave in and out of each other was just as interesting as the content itself.
Time Travel and Tartans
Outlander is, above all else, a love story. Intelligent, funny, and determined, Claire is the picture of modernity. Jamie is as old-fashioned as they come. This dichotomy is THE story. Do not go in blindly though, trigger warnings are a must.
A Witchin' Good Time
With lots of spells, witchy commentary, a talking cat, bewitched baked goods, and a witch on the run, A Letter to Three Witches is a wild ride. While they might not seek out trouble, trouble certainly finds this trio of cousins!
YA Done Right
The message of The Nature of Witches is so powerful. Simple but powerful writing draws the reader into an alternate reality of Eastern. The fact that the author weaves climate change into the story in such a powerful way makes this even more meaningful.
Need a Hero?
Fiction meets real-life in Quinn’s latest WWII novel, The Diamond Eye. Based on the true story of Lyudmila Pavlichenko, this is Quinn’s most tactical novel. Her writing left me feeling absolutely immersed in the fight right alongside Mila.
Lightning in a Bottle
With lots of spells, witchy commentary, a talking cat, bewitched baked goods, and a witch on the run, A Letter to Three Witches is a wild ride. While they might not seek out trouble, trouble certainly finds this trio of cousins!
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