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Sameer Rajakumar | 98 comments Just finished The House In The Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune, and will be starting Onyx Storm ( book 3 in the Empyrean series) by Rebecca Yarros


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Bruce Smith | 12 comments Angela wrote: "Hello, my name is Angela

I'm looking for something new to read.

I love historical romance, fiction and non-fiction.

The Twelve Tribes of Hattie was really good! Another two that I read this year..."


The Answers Lie in Africa is a riveting blend of history, mystery, and adventure. Fiona Truscott’s journey through Africa to uncover her great-grandfather’s past is rich in suspense, atmosphere, and revelation. Perfect for fans of historical thrillers with heart, heritage, and high stakes. Unputdownable and unforgettable.The Answers Lie in Africa: Can you bury the past?


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Bruce Smith | 12 comments Elaine wrote: "Angela wrote: "Hello, my name is Angela

I'm looking for something new to read.

I love historical romance, fiction and non-fiction.

The Twelve Tribes of Hattie was really good! Another two that I..."


The Answers Lie in Africa is a riveting blend of history, mystery, and adventure. Fiona Truscott’s journey through Africa to uncover her great-grandfather’s past is rich in suspense, atmosphere, and revelation. Perfect for fans of historical thrillers with heart, heritage, and high stakes. Unputdownable and unforgettable.The Answers Lie in Africa: Can you bury the past?


 Dandelions and Daffodils | 2 comments Just started reading The Books of Jacob by Olga Tokarczuk. My hands shake from the weight of it... A good opportunity for muscle training 💪💪💪


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Eileen Gonzalez | 5 comments Just finished The Safekeep.
Reading: When Women Were Dragons


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Sameer Rajakumar | 98 comments The Life of the Prophet Muhammad ( SAW ) by Leila Azzam & Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros


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Sameer Rajakumar | 98 comments DC / Looney Tunes 100 page spectacular


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Eileen Gonzalez | 5 comments Fourth Wing 🐉 🤍


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Ludy Robinson | 3 comments Hey lovely people of Goodreads! ☕📖

I'm so excited to invite you to discover my book: "Café y nuevos comienzos" (Coffee and New Beginnings)! ✨

This is a story that wraps around you like a warm cup on a cold morning. Join Clara on her unexpected journey after her life takes a 180-degree turn. Amidst challenges, laughter, and an unexpected spark with an enigmatic CEO, "Café y nuevos comienzos" will remind you that sometimes, a broken heart can open the door to a completely new destiny. ❤️

If you enjoy second chances, romances that make you sigh, and characters that steal a smile, I sincerely hope you'll give this story a chance! 😊

Ready for a good coffee and a new literary beginning? I look forward to hearing what you think in the comments! 👇

Ludy Robinson

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW1G1SCW

#CaféYNuevosComienzos #NewRelease #Romance #SecondChances #BookRecommendation #Goodreads #SelfPublished #BookLovers #Bookstagram #5StarReview


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Kevin L.  Porter | 2 comments Disturbance In The Faith: A Poetic Love Story

https://a.co/d/bHIXzII

A POETIC JEWEL THAT OFFERS INSIGHT OF LOVE, DETERMINATION, AND FAITH. BELIEVERS WILLING TO GO THE DISTANCE IN SPITE OF ADVERSITY, TRIALS, AND TRIBULATIONS. THOUGH THEIR EMOTIONS WERE CHALLENGED, THEY HELD STRONG TO THEIR CORE BELIEF IN GOD. THERE IS POWER IN PRAYER, Perseverance,  and PERSISTENCE. ENJOY.....


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments These days, we can all relate to the "trials and tribulations." That's for sure.


Sandysbookaday (taking a midwinter break) (sandyj21) | 133 comments The full five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for A Beautiful Family by Jennifer Trevelyan A Beautiful Family by Jennifer Trevelyan. an exquisite and nostalgic blend of mystery, suspense and family dynamics. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...


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Christopher Kent | 1 comments Glory’s Key.

If you love romance that’s layered with trauma, healing, and second chances, this one might hit you right in the heart. It’s set in the Florida Keys and follows a young woman escaping an abusive relationship who ends up at a dive resort run by a grieving, broody instructor.

It’s got that slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers tension, a strong found-family vibe, and even a touch of something… otherworldly.

Beware though, the cliffhanger is killer, so do not read this if cliffhangers aren't your jam.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DJFMRS5Q


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Christal (christalrpm) | 5 comments Counterattacks at Thirty by Won-Pyung Sohn

My second book written by a Korean.


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments Christal, it that by coincidence or is a style or tone by Korean writers that you like?


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Christal (christalrpm) | 5 comments Andrew, I recently turned 30 so I was just looking for a book that has thirty on it.


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Laurentiu Grigore (laurentiu-grigore) | 6 comments Hi everyone! Got poor sales for just one book (The Veilcrest Mystery) tho I believe the other books published deserve same attention as their stories are captivating too. Anyone care to take a look?

Here's my author's page: amazon.com/author/laurentiu-marius-gr...

Thanks!


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments If you're into domestic thrillers or crime, please consider my novel
A Noir Story


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Flora Cheng | 1 comments Hi all! I’m new here and love sci-fi + fiction 😁
Just read ESCALATE, a dystopian novel + biotech thriller about a teenager whose memories might be synthetic, after having a chip implant in his brain… #cerebral #scifi #MemoryManipulation
Hope you will like it too~ https://www.escalatebook.com/


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments Flora wrote: "Hi all! I’m new here and love sci-fi + fiction 😁
Just read ESCALATE, a dystopian novel + biotech thriller about a teenager whose memories might be synthetic, after having a chip implant in his brai..."


Flora, that sounds worthy of a Twilight Zone episode or movie!


Sandysbookaday (taking a midwinter break) (sandyj21) | 133 comments ⭐⭐⭐⭐.4 for this sweeping story of family, love, resilience and survival set during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong in WWII. When Sleeping Women Wake by Emma Pei Yin When Sleeping Women Wake by Emma Pei Yin https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...


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Val Wheeler (wheelerdealer) | 43 comments Just read a fantastic book by Philip Gwynne Jones. Can't rate this author highly enough. Out on 3 July 2025

The Magus of Sicily (Sicily #1) by Philip Gwynne Jones The Magus of Sicily by Philip Gwynne Jones
See my 5 star review - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...


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H. James (h_melvin_james) | 22 comments Angela wrote: "Hello, my name is Angela

I'm looking for something new to read.

I love historical romance, fiction and non-fiction.

The Twelve Tribes of Hattie was really good! Another two that I read this year..."


Hi, Angela. Regarding "fictional historical romance," my novel is a classic literary fiction novel, involving romance as part of the storyline with history in the background, circa 1890 to 1970, including five generations of family lineage. It is not a historical fiction because history does not control the story. It is not a fictional romance because romance does not dominate the story. I believe you would enjoy reading it because it is highly rated by readers and it includes adventure, mystery, intrigue, and much more, in addition to romance and history. https://fultonbooks.com/books/?book=t...


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Rachel (arkinandco) | 17 comments Dream Count

I liked but did not love this book which I had expected to.


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Eileen Gonzalez | 5 comments Before the Coffee Gets Cold


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments Rachel wrote: "Dream Count

I liked but did not love this book which I had expected to."


Rachel, I am curious. Did you expect to love the book because of the author, theme, the writing or for another reason?


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Literate Duck (literateduck) | 1 comments when the world didn't end by guinevere Turner
memoir of Lyman cult from 1970s in US. author's experience as a kid in the cult.


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OLGA GARZA (httpswwwamazoncomauthorolgagarza) | 4 comments Hello Angela! I believe your next must read is How to Stop Time by Matt Haig. It is a very thought-provoking book that will have you in tears but also give you hope. Enjoy!


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OLGA GARZA (httpswwwamazoncomauthorolgagarza) | 4 comments Just finished How to Stop Time by Matt Haig and loved it.
I wonder: The curse of immortality…Love or Loneliness?"
It is a very powerful book, and it left me with so much to ponder about life's moments and the meaning of connection.

For anyone who's read it—what did you think? What should I read next that has a similar thoughtful, slightly bittersweet, or time-bending vibe? I love sci-fi that's thought-provoking and philosophical.


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments Britany wrote: "Finished The Inmate The Inmate by Freida McFadden by Freida McFadden

My Review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show..."


Britany, you might like Dennis Lehane's Shutter Island a whole lot better.


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments OLGA wrote: "Just finished How to Stop Time by Matt Haig and loved it.
I wonder: The curse of immortality…Love or Loneliness?"
It is a very powerful book, and it left me with so much to ponder about life's mo..."


Olga, I agree. Originally, sfi-fi's purpose was to wrap its moral message in a story that the powers that be couldn't detect as a criticism of them. The original Godzilla was about the unforeseeable consequences of dropping atomic bombs.


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OLGA GARZA (httpswwwamazoncomauthorolgagarza) | 4 comments Hi Andrew! You are absolutely right. Science fiction was a means for writers to critique the problems with society and government policies, in a disguised way, of course. Through sci-fi they could explore controversial or critical ideas without being directly censored or condemned by the authorities and the people in general. This was a means to sneak in social commentary… very clever.

And you're right, as scarry as it sounds Godzilla was created as a metaphor to paint the devastating consequences of
radiation and scientific experimentation ...scary and definitely thought provoking..... In the future we will probably see these creatures everywhere.... mark my word :)


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A.C. Sherman | 20 comments OLGA wrote: "Hi Andrew! You are absolutely right. Science fiction was a means for writers to critique the problems with society and government policies, in a disguised way, of course. Through sci-fi they could ..."

Your word is marked and it is the same as mine. :)


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Monya Maxwell (monyamaxwell) | 2 comments Angela wrote: "Hello, my name is Angela

I'm looking for something new to read.

I love historical romance, fiction and non-fiction.

The Twelve Tribes of Hattie was really good! Another two that I read this year..."


hi Angela, maybe try The End of Mr. Y by Scarlett Thomas. it was pretty good. A non fiction novel that circles around what consciousness is made of. I think some people might think of it as slightly fictional :)


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Tiffany Deshea | 2 comments https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

I am re-reading my book. it has been years since I have read it. It was emotionally painful and caused physical reactions as well (headaches & migraines) to write. However, it was extremely therapeutic and helped me tremendously.

In the first edition, the editor was not on top of things. It was my first book, and I trusted the editor would make it the way it was supposed to be. The editing is embarrassingly horrible, and even though it does not change the story at all, it needed to be fixed. The second print is scheduled for release in a few months, but original copies are available now. I pray and choose faith as I read this again. It is different when it is your own story. I read memoirs all the time, and yes, I feel emotions throughout the story, but never physical. tiffanydeshea,com


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Rachel (arkinandco) | 17 comments The Correspondent

This was recommended by many GR buddies. I finished today and thought it was an excellent book.


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Britany | 921 comments Andrew wrote: "Britany, you might like Dennis Lehane's Shutter Island a whole lot better."

Appreciate the recco Andrew!


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