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The Guest List
This thriller, acclaimed as a Reese's Book Club Pick< and New York Times Bestseller, presents a wedding celebration on a misty Irish island that devolves into chaos and murder. With characters crafted with Agatha Christie-like finesse, this novel presents a multitude of perspectives that keep readers guessing until the final page. Attendees at the wedding include the bride, her plus one, the best man, and other key figures. But when the festivities take a dark turn and someone is found dead, hidden resentments bubble to the surface. Who truly had it in for the newlyweds, and why?
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Buy NowThe Last Thing He Told Me
This instant #1 New York Times bestseller captivates readers with its heart-pounding plot about a woman named Hannah Hall searching for answers after her husband, Owen Michaels, goes missing. He leaves behind a cryptic note urging Hannah to protect his daughter, Bailey—a teenager who feels estranged from her. Hannah and Bailey’s journey to uncover Owen’s secrets leads them down a path shrouded in mystery and ultimately reveals unexpected truths about love, family, and resilience. This gripping tale encourages readers to reflect on what lengths one would go to for family.
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Buy NowThe Martian
Mark Watney, an astronaut, gets stranded on Mars after his crew mistakenly leaves him behind, assuming he’s dead. He must utilize his engineering skills and sheer determination to survive against insurmountable odds. Readers will admire Watney’s triumph over adversity as he confronts life-threatening scenarios with humor and ingenuity. This novel has not only captivated readers but also inspired a feature film, solidifying its place as a modern classic.
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Buy NowAll the Light We Cannot See
A powerful tale set against the backdrop of World War II, this bestseller chronicles the lives of a blind French girl and a German boy whose paths cross as they navigate the dangers of war. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, this narrative weaves together themes of survival, resilience, and the human spirit. Anthony Doerr’s beautiful prose and masterful storytelling ensure that this book is not just a read, but an experience that lingers long after the final page.
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Buy NowThe Husband's Secret
Loved Big Little Lies? Another bestseller from Liane Moriarty tracks a seemingly perfect life unraveling through the discovery of a letter containing dark secrets. Cecilia Fitzpatrick must grapple with the implications of her husband's potentially earth-shattering revelation. This gripping tale raises moral dilemmas and compels readers to consider how hidden truths can alter the course of lives, creating a powerful narrative about love, betrayal, and self-discovery.
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Buy NowLittle Fires Everywhere
In Shaker Heights, Ohio, everything is meticulously planned, including the lives of the Richardson family. Enter Mia Warren, a single mother with a mysterious past, who disrupts the status quo. Dive into the complexities of motherhood, community secrets, and the moral conflicts that arise when a custody battle divides the town. This thoughtful novel masterfully examines themes of identity, privilege, and the consequences of our choices.
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Buy NowA Man Called Ove
Meet Ove, the curmudgeonly protagonist of this #1 bestselling novel who finds joy and purpose when a new family moves in next door. Through humorous and touching interactions, Ove’s story evolves, reminding us all that life can surprise us, challenging our preconceived notions about companionship and understanding. This transformative tale captures the essence of love in its many forms.
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Buy NowThe Vanishing Half
This #1 New York Times bestseller explores the intricacies of identity through the lives of twin sisters who choose divergent paths. The poignant narrative confronts themes of race, family, and the weight of past decisions. By weaving a tale of two sisters, one who lives as a black woman and the other passing as white, Brit Bennett delivers an impactful reflection on social expectations and personal choices that are both beautiful and painful.
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