Prepare to blast off into summer reading.
Of course, there’s nothing quite like tackling your overflowing To-Be-Read list by finding a comfortable spot and delving into a good book – whether it’s on the beach, by the lake, or next to your favorite fan. This summer promises an array of exciting new reads!
For instance, consider author Taylor Jenkins Reid, who is reaching unprecedented levels with her upcoming ’80s-themed novel “Atmosphere” (out June 3). This captivating story centers around Joan Goodwin, one of the trailblazing heroines in the author’s collection, and her fellow NASA trainees as they prepare to become the next astronauts venturing into territories barely explored.
Meanwhile, as Jenkins Reid reaches for the heavens, R.F. Kuang’s newest work, “Katabasis” (our August 26 release), is heading in a markedly contrasting path. In this tale, graduate student Alice Law finds herself compelled to collaborate with her rival, in an attempt to rescue the spirit of her mentor who has been plunged into the underworld following an accident.
This summer, thriller enthusiasts can join Lisa Jewell and S.A. Cosby on an exhilarating, curveball-filled journey as they continue to captivate audiences with their gripping stories.
Jewell’s upcoming book, “Don’t Let Him In” (releasing June 24), is a captivating dual narrative that delves into the lives of two women who are starting to harbor doubts about the seemingly wonderful men they’ve been involved with. These gentlemen, coincidentally, have been displaying some questionable behaviors that raise eyebrows.
In the meantime, Cosby offers another crime drama set in the south titled “King of Ashes” (releasing June 10). The story revolves around an eldest son who returns home after his father’s accident, only to discover that his brother’s dealings with local criminals have profound consequences.
For individuals seeking a dash of summer love, Annabel Monaghan provides your next delightful read with “It’s a Love Story” – an enchanting enemies-to-lovers narrative that follows movie executive Jane and cinematographer Dan. They go to great lengths to bring their film to life, sometimes revisiting painful memories like Jane’s most embarrassing childhood acting experience.
For more new releases hitting shelves this summer, keep reading…
The release date for this book is May 27th. Monaghan consistently writes captivating, light-hearted beach novels, and her newest one follows suit. In the story, Jane, an aspiring film executive, and Dan, a cinematographer, seem to have nothing in common except their enthusiasm for a fantastic screenplay. The movie can only be produced with a high-profile star, specifically the popular pop star from Jane’s days as a child actor. To secure his involvement, they track him down at a music festival in Dan’s hometown. However, as they spend more time together, feelings between Jane and Dan start to develop…
Update: On June 3, Reid transports readers to the ’80s, but unlike the glamorous settings of Malibu and sports, she’s venturing beyond our world. Jane Goodwin, one of the first women chosen for space travel, embarks on this journey with a group of six at NASA. The rigorous astronaut training opens up new horizons for Jane like never before—until an accident alters the course of her adventure.
Publication Date: June 3
At merely ten years old, Louisa is discovered on the shore, with her father apparently lost to the sea. This novel, stretching across decades and narrated from the points of view of Louisa and her parents, offers a compelling exploration of family dynamics and identity. It’s an expansion of the same-titled story that originally appeared in The New Yorker.
Cosby’s latest southern noir novel, released on June 10th, is a must-read for thriller enthusiasts because it instantly hooks readers from the beginning. The story revolves around a prodigal son who returns home following his father’s car accident, only to discover that his brother’s dealings with local gangsters have put their father’s life in jeopardy. However, the danger is far from over.
Release: Travel once more through the realms of time and immortality with the captivating novel, “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue“. This story weaves an epic tapestry around a band of three female vampires as they unravel their powers, gain liberation, and pursue vengeance.
Release: On June 10th, a songwriter suffering from writer’s block experiences an unexpected surge of inspiration through a psychic link with a musician who is completely different from her ideal partner. However, in this enchanting romantic comedy, as they strive to sever their connection by completing the song, they discover that their union might have had a purpose all along.
Release Date: June 24
How many warning signs are too many? That’s the question at the heart of Jewell’s latest novel, which tells the story of Ash, a young woman grieving over the shocking murder of her father. Just as she’s trying to move on, a man named Nick appears, seemingly from her father’s past, and begins courting her mother. Meanwhile, Martha is juggling life as a mother of three, running a flower shop, and dealing with a husband who frequently travels for business. However, both Ash and Martha can’t shake the feeling that something isn’t right about the men in their lives, and their suspicions lead to a chilling revelation.
Announcement: June 24th
I’m excited to share that a thrilling new read has landed on our bookshelves! In his captivating debut, “Rawle,” we find ourselves alongside Lily as she awakens on a secluded island. Here, she’s one of twenty competitors vying for comforts and exclusive rewards in a reality TV show reminiscent of “Love Island.” As the competition intensifies, it becomes apparent that merely surviving could be the greatest prize of all.
Revised: On July 8th, a grieving Jess, fresh from a divorce and a family loss, escapes her New Jersey roots to embark on a journey to Italy in search of self-discovery and family secrets. This emotional family tale will leave you yearning for an invitation to the Barattas’ weekly Sunday dinner.
Update: July 15
The author of the “Mexican Gothic” novel returns with another chilling story, where graduate student Minerva delves into the life of a horror writer. She discovers that his most famous work is actually based on real events and that the haunting presence it portrays is not just a figment of imagination, but an eerie reality that still lurks in the corridors of her academic institution, strikingly similar to the ghostly tales that have haunted Minerva’s childhood memories.
Version: On July 29, decades after a fateful incident that claimed the lives of two townsfolk and sent her roommate fleeing, Beckett Bowery steps foot back on her former college campus as her daughter begins her studies there. However, her homecoming stirs up ghosts from her past, and with a Miranda novel in hand, one can expect a labyrinthine journey filled with unexpected turns.
As a devoted follower, I eagerly anticipate my descent into the abyss, mirroring the journey of two graduate students who bravely venture there, potentially at great personal risk, in an attempt to rescue their late mentor. The author of “Yellowface” further solidifies her credentials in the realm of dark academia with this exploration of the inferno.
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