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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.

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

Matt Haig's "The Midnight Library" is a captivating blend of fantasy and philosophy that explores the infinite possibilities of life choices. Discover how Nora Seed navigates her regrets and finds hope in this thought-provoking novel.

Arimasen by Michael Hoffman

Michael Hoffman's Arimasen is a puzzling and enthralling expedition into the nuances of existence, identity, and meaning—imbued within a literary and fantastical frame that...

The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand

The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand serves as a fantastic introduction to Author's inane philosophy - Objectivism (more about this in bit). Extremely gripping and never trite, The Fountainhead is a heady mixture of Ayn Rand's simplistic psychological and philosophical insights.

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Never Over by Clare Gilmore

A detailed review of Never Over by Clare Gilmore—an emotional second-chance romance set in Nashville’s music world. Themes, tropes, character growth, what works, what doesn’t, and similar book recs.

Never Ever After by Sue Lynn Tan

Never Ever After by Sue Lynn Tan review: a dark Cinderella-inspired fantasy packed with palace intrigue, morally gray romance, and magic built on sacrifice.

Nobody Knows You’re Here by Bryn Greenwood

A gripping review of Nobody Knows You’re Here by Bryn Greenwood—an unsettling captivity thriller about survival, moral compromise, and trauma’s long aftermath.

Secrets You Can’t Keep by Debra Webb

Debra Webb’s Secrets You Can’t Keep is a twisty Vera Boyett thriller featuring a brutal cabin triple homicide and a suspicious death that hits close to home. Read our spoiler-light review, themes, pacing notes, and who it’s for.

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