Gareth's understanding of himself, and his honesty, was really refreshing to read in a Regency. “This poignant romance is an absolute joy! The story incorporates Joss's identity as a biracial Black man but doesn’t make it a hurdle that the romance has to surmount. The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen by KJ Charles (Sourcebooks Casablanca LJ starred review) Feminist and heartbreaking.”- Nissa Moody, Solid State Books, Washington, DC The magical connection unfolds as they each try to break free of the men that want control and the constraints of their time. “An alluring tale spanning 400 years in the lives of three interconnected women. Practical Magic meets Margaret Atwood in an unflinching feminist fantasy that is boiling over with rage and loaded with empowerment.”- Jill Minor, Washington County Library, Abingdon, VA
This matriarchal clan of witches is almost broken until Kate, who stars in the most recent of the three timelines. “Men are always trying to dominate the Weyward women, but they always fail, because the Weyward women can call birds to their aid. The ending provides new insight and depth into Henry's life and relationships with lots of twists and turns for mystery readers to enjoy.”- Cari Dubiel, Twinsburg Public Library, Twinsburg, OH Client Joan hires Henry to investigate her cheating husband, but as he pieces together past events, he starts to realize something else may be going on. “Henry Kimball is back-dismissed from his police job and working as a private investigator. This was a fantastic roller-coaster of a thriller with lots of twists and turns.”- Linda Quinn, Fairfield Public Library, Fairfield, CT Now the race is on to figure out who is behind the killers. Twenty years later, they each face an assassin sent to kill them. “One night, five teenagers who grew up together in a group home commit a murder and take off into the rest of their lives. Seven LibraryReads and ten Indie Next picks publish this week: 6, 2023, are listed in a downloadable spreadsheet. These books and others publishing the week of Mar. The London Séance Society by Sarah Penner (Park Row) The Kind Worth Saving by Peter Swanson (Morrow)Ī Sinister Revenge by Deanna Raybourn (Berkley LJ starred review)
What Have We Done by Alex Finlay (Minotaur) Worthy Opponents by Danielle Steel (Delacorte) Pineapple Street by Jenny Jackson (Pamela Dorman), leads holds this week. Want to get the latest book news delivered to your inbox each day? Sign up for our daily Book Pulse newsletter.
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