When the Moon Hatched | By Sarah A Parker
I enjoyed When the Moon Hatched despite its slow pacing and unresolved threads. It feels like many pieces are poised at the edge of a chessboard, ready to make their next move.
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The Hustler Next Door | By K A Tucker
The Hustler Next Door is an easy and entertaining read. If you’ve already started the series and just want to revisit Polson Falls, this one’s worth a shot.
Dating Dr. Dil | By Nisha Sharma
Dating Dr. Dil was a flawed desi romance, but still a quick and entertaining read. The ensemble cast was entertaining, and it was fun to revisit familiar characters.
Ace , Marvel, Spy : A Novel of Alice Marble | By Jenni L Walsh
If not for Ace, Marvel, Spy, I would have never been introduced to this marvelous sportsperson. She seemed to have led an extraordinary life—one that might seem stranger than fiction.
This Spells Love | By Kate Robb
This Spells Love is a cozy, feel-good romantic comedy. It reminds us that life is full of possibilities and roads not taken.
The Only One Left | By Riley Sager
If you are looking for an atmospheric mystery thriller, The Only One Left is a great pick. The twists and turns will keep you coming back for more.
All Rhodes Lead Here | By Mariana Zapata
All Rhodes Lead Here is one of those rom-coms you might find yourself returning to when you need a pick-me-up.
The Lonely Hearts Trivia Night | By Lauren Farnsworth
The Lonely Hearts Trivia Night was a heartwarming, feel-good read that tackles delicate subjects while maintaining a light tone.
The Do Over | By Lynn Painter
The Do-Over is a fun read if you enjoy time-loop settings. While the story maintains some clichés associated with this theme, it has a heart that makes you overlook the minor flaws.
The Idle Stance of the Tippler Pigeon | By Safinah Danish Elahi
The Idle Stance of the Tippler Pigeon left me reeling with a myriad of emotions. I could feel the hot air of Karachi and the history ebbing in and out of the streets of Lahore.
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