A Good Girls Guide to Murder – When the Case Is Closed, She Opens It Again

A Good Girls Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson is a razor-sharp YA mystery thriller set in the seemingly quiet town of Fairview. Five years after the shocking murder-suicide of Andie Bell and Sal Singh, high school senior Pippa Fitz-Amobi is not convinced the case was ever truly solved. Sal, whom she remembers as kind and gentle, doesn’t fit the profile of a killer. For her final year project, Pip reopens the case—but what begins as academic curiosity quickly spirals into a dangerous quest for truth. The deeper she digs, the more she uncovers hidden motives, long-buried lies, and a present-day threat that may not let her live to tell the truth.

Immortality: A Love Story – A Darkly Romantic Tale of Medicine, Power, and Secrets

Immortality: A Love Story by Dana Schwartz continues the hauntingly atmospheric journey of Hazel Sinnett, the aspiring surgeon caught between the rational world of science and the mysteries of immortality. After the events of the previous year, Hazel is isolated, haunted by what she’s seen—and by the absence of Jack. But when a bold act of medical bravery leads to her imprisonment, fate intervenes in the form of a royal summons. Hazel is called to serve as the personal physician to Princess Charlotte at the glittering but deceptive court of King George III, where intrigue, danger, and forbidden knowledge lurk beneath every surface.

Twisted Love – A Heart of Ice Meets a Soul Full of Light in a Forbidden Romance That Burns

Twisted Love by Ana Huang is the sizzling, emotionally intense opener to the bestselling Twisted series. At its core, it’s a forbidden romance between a brooding billionaire and his best friend’s sister—a love neither of them saw coming. Alex Volkov is cold, calculating, and ruthlessly driven by the ghosts of a painful past. When tasked with watching over Ava Chen, the carefree and compassionate younger sister of his best friend, he doesn’t expect her light to challenge his darkness.

Twisted Hate – A Wickedly Hot Romance of Loathing, Lust, and Secrets

Twisted Hate by Ana Huang is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romance that turns animosity into irresistible attraction. Josh Chen, a confident, wildly attractive medical resident, can charm anyone—except Jules Ambrose, the fiery redhead who drives him insane. Their mutual hatred simmers until it erupts into a night of uncontrollable passion. In an attempt to erase the tension, Josh proposes a strictly physical arrangement with no strings attached. But as emotions deepen and walls crumble, what began as twisted hate begins to look dangerously like love.

A Court of Mist and Fury – From Brokenness to Power, and From Obedience to Liberation

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas is the breathtaking sequel to A Court of Thorns and Roses, continuing Feyre’s journey as she grapples with the trauma of her past and the burden of her newfound powers. No longer human, Feyre has emerged from Under the Mountain with the strength of the High Fae—but also with nightmares that won’t let her rest. As her marriage to Tamlin draws near, Feyre finds herself suffocating in a life that no longer fits her. Her salvation arrives in the form of Rhysand, the enigmatic High Lord of the Night Court, who introduces her to a world where power is beauty and choice is sacred.

A Court of Wings and Ruin – A Battle for Survival, a Love Forged in Fire, and a Queen Rising from the Ashes

A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas is the explosive third installment in the Court of Thorns and Roses series, bringing Feyre’s journey to a heart-pounding crescendo. After returning to the Spring Court under false pretenses, Feyre must outwit Tamlin and gather intelligence on the looming invasion threatening Prythian. But the stakes have never been higher. With war brewing and ancient powers stirring, Feyre must embrace her role as High Lady of the Night Court—not just to save her people, but to defend the entire world from annihilation. Loyalties are tested, alliances forged, and a final battle approaches that will forever change the fate of the realms.

A Court of Frost and Starlight – Between Battles and Healing, There’s Still a Place for Love and Light

A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas is a poignant novella that serves as a bridge between the intense aftermath of A Court of Wings and Ruin and the upcoming trials in the Court of Thorns and Roses series. Set in the magical realm of Prythian, the story follows Feyre, Rhysand, and their inner circle as they rebuild their war-torn world and prepare to celebrate the Winter Solstice. But peace doesn’t come easily.

The emotional and physical scars of war linger beneath the surface, and Feyre’s role as High Lady brings both joy and quiet sorrow. This book is a reflective interlude—intimate, character-driven, and brimming with love, recovery, and the promise of new beginnings.

The Atlas Six – A Secret Society, Six Magicians, and One Deadly Year of Magical Trials

The Atlas Six  is a dark academia fantasy that plunges readers into the secretive world of the Alexandrian Society—an elite group of magicians entrusted with guarding lost knowledge from ancient civilizations. Every ten years, only six of the world’s most gifted magical minds are chosen to compete for five coveted places within the Society. This cycle’s candidates include elementalists, telepaths, empaths, illusion-breakers, and naturalists—each with immense power and an even greater hunger for truth, control, or survival. But initiation into the Society comes with a steep cost: one of them will not survive the year.

The Love Hypothesis – A Nerdy Romance That Defies the Laws of Love

The Love Hypothesis is a heartwarming, sharply written romantic comedy that blends the world of academia with the chaos of unexpected love. The story centers on Olive Smith, a third-year Ph.D. candidate who fakes a relationship to prove a point to her best friend—only to find herself entangled in a web of emotions she never believed in. When Olive impulsively kisses Dr. Adam Carlsen, a brilliant yet notoriously moody professor, their pretend relationship becomes a full-fledged social experiment, rife with chemistry, confusion, and vulnerability. What starts as a strategic façade soon spirals into a captivating exploration of real affection, fear, and trust.