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By Samantha Dooey-Miles. Under the Hammer is sharp, darkly funny and fuelled by a very recognisable anger. It takes aim at the housing crisis through a story that is equal parts satire, social commentary and uncomfortable character study, asking what happens when justified rage tips into something far more dangerous.
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By Harper Graham. There is something instantly comforting about stepping into Maple Falls, and The Cherry Crush Flower Shop delivers that cosy small town charm from the very first page. With fake dating, friends to lovers, and a gentle but noticeable level of spice, this book blends sweetness with emotional
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By Eleanor Buchanan. The Sea Stone Sisters is a sweeping and enchanting start to a series that blends history, family mystery and a touch of magic into a story that immediately pulls you in. From the opening pages, it feels like stepping into a legend that refuses to loosen its
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By Emma Cleary. Our Monstrous Bodies by Emma Cleary is a dark, unsettling, and deeply atmospheric literary horror book that uses genre conventions to explore profoundly human themes. Strange, eerie, and emotionally charged, it is a debut that feels both intimate and disquieting. Brooke arrives in Vancouver to care for
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By Billy Ray. Burn the Water drops the reader straight into a flooded future where London has been swallowed by the rising oceans and only fragments of the old world remain. What once was a bustling city is now a skeleton of skyscrapers, rusting metal and waterlogged streets. Three hundred
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By Rosie Storey. Dandelion is Dead by Rosie Storey is a thoughtful, and quietly heartbreaking book that explores grief, identity, and the complicated ways people try to stay connected to those they have lost. The premise is immediately compelling. After the death of her sister Dandelion, Poppy stumbles across a
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By Al Hess. Key Lime Sky by Al Hess is a cosy, heartfelt science fiction book that blends alien invasion tropes with pie, small town dynamics, and deeply affirming representation. Set in the tiny town of Muddy Gap, Wyoming, the story follows Denver Bryant, a non binary, autistic pie blogger
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By Ashani Lewis. Suckerfish by Ashani Lewis is a sharply observed, emotionally intelligent book that digs into the complicated pull between obligation and self preservation, particularly within mother daughter relationships. Kolia has promised herself this will be the last time she is drawn back into her mother’s orbit. Her
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By Stephanie Meyer. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I am Switzerland. I refuse to be affected by territorial disputes between mythical creatures.” Re-reading Eclipse felt like returning to the point in the series where everything finally collides. After the longing of Twilight and the heartbreak of New Moon, this book brings conflict, choice, and intensity
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By L.C. Winter. Spider, Spider by L. C. Winter is a dark, haunting, and beautifully written gothic book that grips early and refuses to loosen its hold. Set against the grim backdrop of Victorian England, it is steeped in vengeance, trauma, and the quiet, persistent power of survival. Nancy
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By Al Hess. World Running Down by Al Hess is a striking and deeply thoughtful work of science fiction that blends post apocalyptic survival, found family, and romance with an emotionally rich exploration of identity, autonomy, and choice. Set in the future wastelands of Utah, the story follows Valentine Weis,
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By Carolina Pihelgas. The Cut Line is a quiet and unsettling book that drifts between emotional honesty and an almost dreamlike sense of detachment. It follows Liine as she seeks refuge in the Estonian countryside after ending a fourteen year abusive relationship. What begins as escape slowly becomes a period