Reading News

A Murder Most Camp by Nicolas DiDomizio– In hopes of regaining access to his trust fund after being cut off, Mikey starts working at a summer camp that has an unsolved murder mystery from decades past.

Men Like Ours by Bindu Bansinath– A group of South Asian women are brought into a murder after one of their friends is found murdered.

The Summer House Murder by Ava Roberts– A murder investigation is conducted after a body is found on the beach house property where three sisters are staying for the weekend.

Lifelines by Julian Hoffman– The author and his wife venture into nature by moving into a remote area of Greece.

Discover the Art of Field-Sketching by Kristin Link– Reviews different art techniques used to do sketches and art of nature scenes.

The Story of Birds by Stephen Brusatte– Covers the complex history of birds, which begins in the prehistoric era with dinosaurs.

Fortune by Kristin Cast– A man and woman are matched on a dating app and then transported into a kingdom. 

Sight Unseen by Alexis Marie– A woman and her father discover there is a serial killer in their town.

The Half-Hearted Queen by Charlie N Holmberg– After being captured by the King, a young woman must escape.

Safari Murder Party by Rachel Moore– Sent on an office retreat to a private island, a young woman finds out that the company’s boss intends to leave the company to whoever can survive a week in the wilderness. 

The Girl Upstairs by Jessica Patch– Looking for a fresh start, a homicide detective relocates to Maine and suspects something suspicious happened in her new home. 

We Would Never Tell by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau– Three young women hoping to make it in Hollywood cause trouble at the Cannes film festival. 

For the Love of the Grind by Sara Hall– A successful runner documents her journey of her career while trying to find balance as an adoptive mother. 

Rough Side of the Mountain by Keisha Lance Bottoms– The former mayor of Atlanta, Georgia chronicles her life’s journey that led her to politics. 

And So It Is by Jamie Lynn Sigler– Sigler recounts her time as a young actress on The Sopranos, the impact this had on her personal life, and a diagnosis with multiple sclerosis.

Boring Asian Female by Canwen Xu–  When a young Asian woman is denied admittance to Harvard Law School, she later discovers that her fellow Asian classmate was accepted. From there, she starts following her classmate to try to figure out what it is that is different between them. 

Honey in the Wound by Jiyoung Han– A young Korean woman with the gift of sharing joy with her family through food is separated from them under Japanese Imperialism.

The Young Will Remember by Eve J Chung– After a military flight is attacked, leaving the pilot dead, a young Chinese American journalist is taken in and hidden by a North Korean family during the Korean War.