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When Hope’s infant son vanishes, the case seems to break open after a woman in Spain is found with a child who looks just like him.
The Day I Lost You
Thriller · Psychological Thriller · Women's Fiction
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When Hope’s infant son vanishes, the case seems to break open after a woman in Spain is found with a child who looks just like him. But Lauren insists the boy is hers and has the documents to prove it. As the investigation unravels the past binding these women together, secrets surface that threaten everyone involved.
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The internationally bestselling author of The Woman on the Ledge returns with a twisty thriller about a missing child and three adults whose shared secrets and hidden history could prove deadly.
“I need to report a crime. My baby has been stolen.”
All Lauren wants is a new life in Spain. She’s suffered an unimaginable loss, but at last she has found a home in the pretty seaside town of Mantilla de Mar. Everyone deserves a new start, and Lauren needs to put her past firmly behind her.
Hope has everything: an interesting career as a therapist, an attractive husband, a dream home in the countryside - and, finally, the baby she always longed for. Sam. Her beautiful boy.
But Sam has gone missing.
So when the police tell her that a woman has been found in Spain with a child matching Sam’s description, Hope thinks that her nightmare might be coming to an end.
But Lauren is insisting Sam is her baby. She even has his passport and birth certificate to prove it.
So what really happened to Baby Sam? And who still has secrets to hide?
One child. Two mothers. And a past that won’t let them go.
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Three women across three centuries are bound by a curse born of desperation.
Dark Sisters
Literary Fiction · Psychological Fiction · Women's Fiction
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Three women across three centuries are bound by a curse born of desperation. Anne seeks protection through dark magic, Mary risks everything for forbidden love, and Camilla uncovers a power rising within her as her community unravels. Fierce and atmospheric, Dark Sisters explores rage, resilience, and the ties that bind women across time.
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Margaret Fuller rises from Boston’s literary circles to become a pioneering journalist, feminist, and foreign correspondent.
Finding Margaret Fuller
Literary Fiction · Biographical Fiction · Women's Fiction
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Margaret Fuller rises from Boston’s literary circles to become a pioneering journalist, feminist, and foreign correspondent. Crossing paths with Emerson, Thoreau, Douglass, Poe, and Europe’s great artists, she forges a life of purpose and passion. Finding Margaret Fuller offers a sweeping portrait of a woman who defied every boundary placed before her.
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Margaret Fuller enters history as a brilliant force in a world determined to confine her. Surrounded by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and the thinkers who shape America’s literary spirit, she becomes the vibrant heart of the Transcendentalist movement. Yet her restless intellect and fierce independence push her far beyond Boston salons and philosophical debates.
As she defies expectations, Margaret becomes the first woman to access Harvard’s library, a champion for women’s rights, and a reporter chronicling injustice on the streets of New York. Her journey carries her across Europe as a foreign correspondent, where she mingles with artists, writers, and revolutionaries, and finds love in a city on the brink of change.
Praised for its sweeping scope, Finding Margaret Fuller honors a trailblazer whose courage reshaped history.
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Jane enters marriage hoping for a life shaped by love and art, only to find herself consumed by her husband’s ego and the demands of motherhood.
Liars
Literary Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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Jane enters marriage hoping for a life shaped by love and art, only to find herself consumed by her husband’s ego and the demands of motherhood. As her writing career rises, her relationship crumbles, forcing her to confront who she has become and who she wants to be. A best of year selection praised for its sharp insight and emotional power.
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Jane never imagined how easily a marriage could swallow the person she worked so hard to become. As a young writer, she falls for filmmaker John Bridges and believes they are building a life shaped by art, ambition, and shared possibility. Motherhood brings joy, but it also shifts gravity. John’s needs expand, his ego eclipses, and Jane learns how quickly a woman can become defined by someone else’s desires.
As her own career finally takes flight, the marriage strains under its widening cracks. Holding the family together becomes an exhausting act of performance, one that shatters when John walks away.
Widely acclaimed and named a best book of the year by multiple outlets, Liars delivers a fierce, incisive portrait of a woman reclaiming herself from the ruins.
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Returning to Montana, Madison Bettencourt confronts fading dreams, a grandmother slipping away, and the mystery of Bliss Morgan, the childhood friend who vanished years before.
Where the Creek Bends
Literary Fiction · Romance · Western · Women's Fiction
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Returning to Montana, Madison Bettencourt confronts fading dreams, a grandmother slipping away, and the mystery of Bliss Morgan, the childhood friend who vanished years before. With the help of widowed father Liam McKettrick, she searches for truth amid memories and the uncanny presence in her family home. A poignant story of healing, connection, and finding the family we choose.
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A return home stirs echoes of a past Madison Bettencourt has spent years trying to outgrow. In Montana, the quiet halls of her family estate feel both familiar and haunted as her grandmother slips further from the world and memories rise in her place. When Madison uncovers remnants of her childhood bond with Bliss Morgan, a friend who vanished without explanation, her longing for clarity deepens.
Determined to understand why Bliss disappeared, Madison begins untangling secrets she once ignored. Liam McKettrick, a widowed father mending his own fractured family, steps forward as an unexpected source of strength. Together they navigate shifting truths, emotional wounds, and the strange pull of Bettencourt Hall.
From the acclaimed author Linda Lael Miller, Where the Creek Bends is a tender story about second chances, found family, and the courage to follow the heart.
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A monthly book club becomes a lifeline for five women facing turning points in their lives.
The Book Club
Literary Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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A monthly book club becomes a lifeline for five women facing turning points in their lives. Through grief, ambition, betrayal, self-doubt, and the longing for acceptance, Eve, Annie, Doris, Gabriella, and Midge learn that friendship can steady even the most uncertain seasons. The Book Club by Mary Alice Monroe celebrates resilience, hope, and the bonds that keep us moving forward.
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Some gatherings change your life long before you realize it.
To the outside world, Eve, Annie, Doris, Gabriella, and Midge meet simply to discuss books. But behind closed doors, their monthly circle becomes a refuge where each woman finds the courage to face the truths reshaping her life. Eve mourns a future stolen by sudden loss. Annie weighs ambition against the family she longs for. Doris confronts the end of a marriage she once trusted. Gabriella discovers how difficult it is to ask for the support she always gives. Midge embraces the freedom to live by her own rules.
As their stories intertwine, these five women discover that change is bearable when shared.
The Book Club by Mary Alice Monroe is a tender portrait of resilience, connection, and the quiet power of friendship.
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When Lizzy Moon returns home after her grandmother’s death, she finds the lavender fields of Moon Girl Farm haunted by secrets and grief.
The Last of the Moon Girls
Literary Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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When Lizzy Moon returns home after her grandmother’s death, she finds the lavender fields of Moon Girl Farm haunted by secrets and grief. Guided by a forgotten journal and an old love, she searches for truth and redemption. The Last of the Moon Girls by Barbara Davis is a moving story of memory, forgiveness, and coming home.
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Some legacies refuse to be buried.
When her grandmother’s death calls her home, Lizzy Moon returns to Moon Girl Farm—a place she once fled to escape the gossip surrounding her family’s mystical gift. The lavender fields lie in ruin, and the town still whispers about the unsolved murders that shadowed her grandmother’s final years. But hidden among Althea’s things is a journal filled with memories, secrets, and a path toward healing.
As Lizzy uncovers the truth and reconnects with a man who never stopped believing, she must choose whether to reclaim the magic she denied or let it fade forever.
The Last of the Moon Girls by Barbara Davis is a tender novel of family, forgiveness, and the power of coming home.
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In the wild heart of Appalachia, three lives unfold in one lush, unforgettable summer.
Prodigal Summer
Literary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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In the wild heart of Appalachia, three lives unfold in one lush, unforgettable summer. A biologist, a farmer’s wife, and two feuding elders find their fates tangled in the rhythms of nature. Prodigal Summer by Barbara Kingsolver is a sensuous, deeply human novel about love, ecology, and the fragile harmony of life on earth.
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In the humid valleys of southern Appalachia, life and desire intertwine beneath a canopy of wild abundance.
Through one verdant summer, Prodigal Summer follows three lives bound by love, solitude, and the pull of the natural world. A solitary biologist watches over a mountain she calls home, a young farmer’s wife learns the price of freedom, and two aging neighbors wage a quiet war over the land they both cherish.
As plants bloom and animals breed, their human counterparts struggle toward connection, awakening to nature’s cycles of loss and renewal.
With lush prose and keen ecological insight, Barbara Kingsolver crafts a sensual, deeply compassionate novel that celebrates the interdependence of all living things.
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When forbidden love blooms between two Cypriot teenagers divided by war, a fig tree bears witness to their joy and sorrow.
The Island of Missing Trees
Literary Fiction · Historical Literary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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When forbidden love blooms between two Cypriot teenagers divided by war, a fig tree bears witness to their joy and sorrow. Years later, their daughter in London uncovers the tangled roots of her family’s past. Elif Shafak’s The Island of Missing Trees is a tender, lyrical story of love, loss, and belonging.
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Some stories take root even when the world is burning.
In a taverna on a divided island, Greek Cypriot Kostas and Turkish Cypriot Defne fall in love beneath a fig tree that grows through the roof. The tree bears witness as war tears their world apart and the lovers vanish into the chaos. Decades later, a botanist returns to Cyprus, still searching for what he lost.
In London, a young girl named Ada tends a fig tree that connects her to a homeland she has never seen and a history she does not yet understand.
Elif Shafak’s The Island of Missing Trees is a luminous, poetic novel about love and loss, nature and memory, and the fragile roots that bind us across generations.
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Merit Voss lives in a house full of secrets and a family that refuses to face them.
Without Merit
Literary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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Merit Voss lives in a house full of secrets and a family that refuses to face them. When one truth shatters their fragile peace, she must decide whether honesty can heal or destroy. Colleen Hoover’s Without Merit is a powerful, emotional story about love, forgiveness, and the courage to confront what lies beneath.
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Not every mistake deserves a consequence. Sometimes it only deserves forgiveness.
Merit Voss lives in a house that used to be a church, surrounded by a family that pretends everything is fine. Her mother lives in the basement, her father married the nurse who once cared for her, and her siblings hide behind their own secrets. Merit collects the trophies of their dysfunction—proof that she exists in the chaos.
When she meets Sagan, a boy whose honesty and warmth disarm her, she begins to see the cracks in her family’s fragile peace. One revelation pushes her to expose the truth, no matter the cost.
Colleen Hoover’s Without Merit is a raw, moving novel about love, mental health, and the power of choosing truth over silence.
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Mimi Perkins thinks she’s finally found the love she’s been waiting for—until life takes a sharp turn.
Let’s Pretend This Will Work
Literary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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Mimi Perkins thinks she’s finally found the love she’s been waiting for—until life takes a sharp turn. As she follows her fiancé into a new town and an uncertain future, she begins to find joy in unexpected places. Maddie Dawson’s Let’s Pretend This Will Work is a warm, witty story about love, resilience, and second chances.
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Sometimes love shows up in the most unexpected mess.
After years of disastrous dates, Mimi Perkins is ready for her happy ending. So when kind, devoted Ren Yardley proposes, she’s convinced her psychic’s prediction of “good news” has finally come true. But life has other plans.
When Ren’s ex-wife is badly injured in a car accident, he moves back in to care for her and their daughters—taking Mimi and all her hopes along with him. In a new town, she finds friendship, purpose, and the courage to ask what love really means when nothing goes the way it should.
Maddie Dawson’s Let’s Pretend This Will Work is a tender, funny, and bighearted novel about change, self-discovery, and the winding road to happiness.
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Ideal for readers looking for historical fiction that blends women’s ambition, reinvention, French history, and a dual-timeline story.
The Champagne Letters
Historical Fiction · Literary Fiction · Historical Literary Fiction · Women's Fiction
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Called “sheer, sparkling perfection” by Susanna Kearsley, The Champagne Letters follows Barbe-Nicole Clicquot as she fights to build her champagne business in Napoleonic France while, two centuries later, newly divorced Natalie Taylor finds inspiration in Clicquot’s letters, with a 3.9-star average from more than 8,300 Goodreads ratings. Ideal for readers looking for historical fiction that blends women’s ambition, reinvention, French history, and a dual-timeline story.
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Mme. Clicquot builds her legacy as the maker of France’s best champagne while, in the future, a modern divorcée looks to her letters for inspiration in this vibrant dual-timeline historical fiction novel that is “sheer, sparkling perfection” (Susanna Kearsley, New York Times bestselling author).
Reims, France, 1805: Barbe-Nicole Clicquot has just lost her beloved husband but is determined to pursue their dream of creating the premier champagne house in France, now named for her new identity as a widow: Veuve Clicquot. With the Russians poised to invade, competitors fighting for her customers, and the Napoleonic court politics complicating matters, she must set herself apart if she, and her business, are to survive.
In present day Chicago, broken from her divorce, Natalie Taylor runs away to Paris. In a book stall by the Seine, Natalie finds a collection of the Widow Clicquot’s published letters and uses them as inspiration to step out of her comfort zone and create a new, empowered life for herself. But when her Parisian escape takes a shocking turn, she’s forced to make a difficult choice. Should she accept her losses and return home, or fight for the future she’s only dreamed about?
“The Champagne Letters, which sparkles like the finest champagne, will inspire you to reach both for a glass of bubbly—and for the things you really want out of life” (Kristin Harmel, New York Times bestselling author).
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