Posts Tagged ‘literary fiction’
Hello Beautiful: Book Review
Unearth the complexities of familial ties and bittersweet love in Hello Beautiful, a riveting, character-driven literary fiction novel that brings family drama and heartrending romance to life. Discover a narrative rich in raw emotion and profound characters that will leave you thinking, long after you’ve turned the last page. Through this character-driven novel, we explore profound truths about love, loss, and the fragility of human connections.
Read MoreTalking at Night: Book Review
Embark on a poignant journey through the pages of Talking at Night. This new literary fiction book delves into the raw layers of first love tangled with loss, trauma, and grief. Recommended for readers who enjoy complicated relationships, soulmate romances, and highly emotional reads.
Read MoreFactory Girls: Book Review
Set in Northern Ireland in the mid-90’s, Factory Girls is a biting new novel from Michelle Gallen. Coming of age amidst the sectarian violence of The Troubles has given Maeve more than a chip on her shoulder. Discover what it’s like to walk in her shoes in this witty yet moving new book.
Read MoreOur Little World: Book Review
Our Little World is one of those books that completely sneaks up on you, flooring you with the depth and heartbreaking authenticity. The story of two sisters torn apart by tragedy in a must read novel for anyone who enjoys family dramas, mystery novels, or 1980s historical fiction.
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