Contemporary Fiction
Swan Song
Elin Hilderbrand's 'Swan Song' concludes her Nantucket series with a thrilling tale of social chaos, mystery, and the resilience of a close-knit community when rich strangers disrupt their tranquil island life.
We'll Always Have Summer
Belly must choose between two brothers, Jeremiah and Conrad, in the final installment of Jenny Han's The Summer I Turned Pretty trilogy, culminating in a poignant decision that will break one heart and secure another's love forever.
Before I Let Go
Before I Let Go by Kennedy Ryan is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and healing, chronicling Yasmen and Josiah Wade's journey to rediscovering each other after their marriage falls apart.
Wish You Were Here
'Wish You Were Here' by Jodi Picoult follows Diana O'Toole as she navigates unexpected challenges during a solo trip to the Galápagos Islands amid the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to profound self-discovery and transformation.
Nineteen Minutes
Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult delves into the aftermath of a school shooting in a New Hampshire town, exploring themes of bullying, trauma, and justice.
The Push
The Push by Ashley Audrain is a tense psychological drama exploring the complexities and fears of motherhood through the story of Blythe Connor, who suspects something is wrong with her daughter Violet.
Book Lovers
Book Lovers by Emily Henry is an enemy-to-lovers romance featuring literary agent Nora Stephens and brooding editor Charlie Lastra, set in the quaint town of Sunshine Falls.
Life After Death
In 'Life After Death,' Winter Santiaga emerges from prison determined to reclaim her life, confront her enemies, and win back her love, Midnight, in a raw and gripping narrative filled with drama, betrayal, and resilience.
Still Beating
Still Beating is a dark romance that follows Cora and Dean, archrivals who find themselves kidnapped and forced to confront their complex feelings for one another while navigating trauma and survival.
Shortcomings
Shortcomings by Adrian Tomine is a graphic novel that explores the life of Ben Tanaka, a Japanese-American man grappling with cultural, sexual, and racial issues in modern America.
Long Way Down
'Long Way Down' by Jason Reynolds is a gripping novel in verse exploring a teenager's internal struggle with revenge and the cycle of violence after his brother's murder, all within the span of an elevator ride.
Misadventures of a Rookie
In 'Misadventures of a Rookie' by Toni Aleo, hockey prodigy Gus 'the Bus' Persson must navigate his newfound fame while sparking a forbidden chemistry with ice girl Bo St. James, challenging both their ambitions and desires.
The Notebook
The Notebook is a timeless love story about Noah and Allie, whose romance endures despite societal pressures and years of separation.
In Five Years
In Five Years by Rebecca Serle is a poignant love story about a corporate lawyer whose meticulously planned life is upended by an unexpected vision of the future.
One True Loves
A love story about Emma Blair, who must choose between her husband, thought dead for years, and her new fiancé, exploring themes of true love and soulmates.
Tangerine
Tangerine by Edward Bloor follows 12-year-old Paul Fisher, a visually impaired soccer player, as he uncovers the shocking truth behind his blindness and navigates his new life in Tangerine, Florida.
Dominicana
Dominicana by Angie Cruz tells the poignant story of 15-year-old Ana Cancion, who marries Juan Ruiz to immigrate to America, navigating love, duty, and personal freedom amidst political turmoil.
Confess
Auburn Reed meets enigmatic artist Owen Gentry while rebuilding her life, only to discover he hides perilous secrets from his past.
The Bean Trees
The Bean Trees is a heartfelt novel by Barbara Kingsolver that follows Taylor Greer as she navigates unexpected motherhood and new relationships in Tucson, exploring themes of love, friendship, and belonging against a backdrop of social issues.
Loser
Loser by Jerry Spinelli is an inspiring story about a boy who embraces his individuality despite being labeled as a loser. Through wit and humor, Spinelli highlights the importance of failure and the potential for heroism in everyone.