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Too Good To Be True by Prajakta Koli

Discover Prajakta Koli's debut novel, Too Good To Be True, a contemporary romance that blends humor, depth, and authentic representation of modern Indian life.

Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala

Discover the flavors of Filipino culture and the chills of a cozy mystery in Mia P. Manansala’s debut novel, Arsenic and Adobo. A delectable mix of crime, culture, and cuisine awaits!

This Cursed House by Del Sandeen

Del Sandeen’s debut novel This Cursed House explores Southern Gothic horror themes, complex family secrets, racial identity, and supernatural elements set in 1960s New Orleans.

A Short Walk Through a Wide World by Douglas Westerbeke

Explore the enchanting and philosophical journey in Douglas Westerbeke’s debut novel, A Short Walk Through a Wide World. Follow Aubry Tourvel on a whirlwind adventure across continents and through time in this magical realism tale that examines identity, belonging, and the human spirit.

Assistant to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer

Discover Hannah Nicole Maehrer's witty and heartwarming debut novel, Assistant to the Villain, where a spunky assistant navigates the treacherous halls of villainy and office politics.

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Bad Friend by Tiffany Watt Smith

Discover Bad Friend by Tiffany Watt Smith – a compelling blend of history, memoir, and feminism that redefines the messy, emotional truth behind female friendship.

Awake in the Floating City by Susanna Kwan

Discover the haunting beauty of Susanna Kwan’s Awake in the Floating City, a debut that blends climate fiction, grief, and memory in a flooded San Francisco. Read our in-depth review exploring its emotional resonance, lyrical prose, and timely themes.

Audre & Bash Are Just Friends by Tia Williams

Read our full review of Audre & Bash Are Just Friends by Tia Williams—an emotionally resonant YA romance blending first love, anxiety, and family secrets in a Brooklyn summer.

Anima Rising by Christopher Moore

An electrifying, feminist reimagining of Frankenstein set in 1911 Vienna, Anima Rising by Christopher Moore blends satire, horror, and psychoanalysis into one unforgettable ride. Discover how Judith rises from the dead to reclaim her identity and rewrite history.

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