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Top Picks For This Month

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Title: The Witch
Subtitle: Some secrets don’t die―they wait.
Author: Freida McFadden
Publisher: Poisoned Pen Press
Pages: 2352 pages, Hardcover

Excerpt of rview: Freida McFadden builds a mystery around an estate whose history links two women across different periods. Strange events and buried secrets raise a central question: is the danger supernatural, or does it come from people determined to keep the past hidden? The premise blends psychological suspense with an eerie atmosphere…

Title: The Deal (Off-Campus, Volume 1)
Subtitle: She’s about to make a deal with the college bad boy… Investigations
Author: Elle Kennedy
Publisher: Bloom Books
Pages: 400 pages
Genre: Contemporary Romance, New adult, and Sports Romance

Excerpt of review:  Hannah Wells is willing to step outside her comfort zone to get the attention of her crush. Garrett Graham, the confident captain of the college hockey team, needs help improving his grades so he can keep his plans for professional hockey on track. They strike a bargain: Hannah will tutor Garrett, and he will help her get noticed. What begins as a practical arrangement soon grows more complicated as their connection deepens…

Title: People We Meet on Vacation
Subtitle: Two best friends. Ten summer trips. One last chance to fall in love.
Author: Emily Henry
Publisher: Berkley
Pages: 400 pages
Genre: Contemporary Romance and Romantic Comedy

Excerpt of review:  Poppy Wright and Alex Nilsen are longtime friends with very different personalities. Each summer, they take a vacation together, building a tradition that lasts for years. After a falling-out leaves them apart, Poppy persuades Alex to take one more trip with her. The journey gives them a chance to confront what went wrong—and what their friendship may mean to each of them…

Title: The Correspondent
Subtitle: A Cause for celebration
Author: Eve Grafton
Publisher: Crown
Pages: 304 pages
Genre: Literary fiction; epistolary novel

Excerpt of review: Sybil Van Antwerp, a retired lawyer and devoted letter-writer, tells her story through correspondence with friends, family, and people she admires. As her letters move between everyday observations and more painful memories, they gradually reveal the regrets and grief she has carried through her life. When someone from her past writes to her, Sybil must decide whether she is ready to face what happened and consider forgiveness…

Title: The Kite Runner
Subtitle: Unforgettable.. extraordinary… powerful.
Author: Khaled Hosseini
Publisher: Anchor Canada
Pages: 276
Genre: Literary and historical fiction

Excerpt of review:  Amir grows up in Kabul alongside Hassan, the son of his father’s servant. Their childhood friendship is tested by a traumatic event that leaves Amir carrying guilt for years. As Afghanistan undergoes upheaval and Amir builds a new life in the United States, he eventually receives an opportunity to confront his past and seek redemption…

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The Witch

by Freida McFadden
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Psychological thriller with mystery and eerie elements

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Freida McFadden builds a mystery around an estate whose history links two women across different periods. Strange events and buried secrets raise a central question: is the danger supernatural, or does it come from people determined to keep the past hidden? The premise blends psychological suspense with an eerie atmosphere…

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JESS ZEPEDA

Jess Zepeda is a California-based artist and writer who currently lives and works in San Francisco. Having spent his entire life in California, he has developed a deep connection with the culture

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