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Girl, 1983 by Linn Ullmann

Discover Linn Ullmann’s Girl, 1983, a haunting novel that explores memory, trauma, and identity through a fragmented, poetic narrative set in 1980s Paris. Read our in-depth review.

Greenwich by Kate Broad

Discover why Greenwich by Kate Broad is being hailed as one of the most compelling debut novels of 2025. This review explores its sharp critique of privilege, systemic inequality, and the haunting moral dilemmas of adolescence.

The Homemade God by Rachel Joyce

Discover The Homemade God by Rachel Joyce – a gripping exploration of family dysfunction, narcissistic parenting, and the myths surrounding artistic genius. Read our detailed review and analysis.

Spectacular Things by Beck Dorey-Stein

Explore Spectacular Things by Beck Dorey-Stein—a moving novel that examines sisterhood, sacrifice, and ambition through the lens of women’s soccer. This literary gem blends emotional depth, authentic sports culture, and powerful family dynamics for a story that lingers long after the last page.

If You Love It, Let It Kill You by Hannah Pittard

Explore the razor-sharp brilliance of If You Love It, Let It Kill You by Hannah Pittard—a novel that dissects modern womanhood, literary betrayal, and creative anxieties with wit, insight, and unexpected tenderness.

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The Ascent by Christopher Walker

Dive into The Ascent by Christopher Walker, a gripping portal fantasy where traumatized engineer John Atwater falls into Mhorelia, confronts a ruthless king, and finds courage, found family, and hard-won healing.

Before I Forget by Tory Henwood Hoen

In this in-depth review of Before I Forget by Tory Henwood Hoen, we explore a moving story of Alzheimer’s, grief, magical realism and caregiving set on an Adirondack lake, as Cricket Campbell turns her father into the “Oracle at Catwood Pond” and slowly learns to forgive herself.

Sweet Venom by Rina Kent

Sweet Venom by Rina Kent review – a deep dive into the Vipers world of trauma, revenge, hockey violence and obsessive love. Explore this psychological dark romance, its secret society, and morally grey hero.

Fallen Gods by Rachel Van Dyken

In this Fallen Gods book review, we explore Rachel Van Dyken’s Norse-inspired romantasy where gods, giants and enemies-to-lovers tension collide on a modern campus.

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