By Andrea Peskind Katz | Contributor
Joining a book club can be a rejuvenating experience. What’s more delightful than discussing an exceptional read with friends? Check out these recommended books for Spring Book Clubs.
Thrillers
Why We Lie
by Amy Impellizzeri
In this gripping novel, the repercussions facing those who bravely speak out against abuse are explored, alongside the implications for those who choose to fabricate. It confronts a critical question: is the truth worth the potential fallout? Additionally, it scrutinizes the underlying issues associated with the #metoo movement within the legal and political landscape.
The Mother-In-Law
by Sally Hepworth
Lucy’s initial impression of her mother-in-law, Diana, proves to be accurate when she realizes she does not fit the mold of the ideal wife for her husband’s perfect son. This intricate novel delves into one woman’s challenging relationship with her mother-in-law.
The Perfect Alibi
by Phillip Margolin
A young woman accuses a well-known local college athlete of sexual assault. Although convicted based on DNA evidence, the athlete maintains his innocence. Shortly thereafter, another assault takes place, and forensic results reveal a shocking connection. How could this happen?
Fabulous Fiction
The Girl He Used to Know
by Tracey Garvis Graves
Destiny brings Annika and Jonathan back together in this moving and romantic tale that celebrates unconditional love. As they reconnect, the strong bond they once shared reignites. It’s a book I adore!
The Editor
by Steven Rowley
A uniquely humorous yet poignant narrative follows an aspiring author whose relationship with his famous editor, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, transforms his life profoundly—as a writer and as a son.
Historical Fiction
In Another Time
by Jillian Cantor
Spanning across Germany, England, and the USA, this expansive historical novel tells the story of a young couple separated by the mounting tensions leading up to World War II—and the family secret that might hold the key to their survival.
Lost Roses
by Martha Hall Kelly
This eagerly anticipated prequel to the bestselling Lilac Girls revisits the life of the remarkable Caroline Ferriday. Lost Roses delves into events from a generation prior, showcasing the extraordinary journey of Caroline’s mother, Eliza, alongside three tenacious women navigating the challenges of World War I from St. Petersburg to Paris.
Martha Hall Kelly will be appearing in Dallas on May 2nd at Interabang Books. Come and join us!
Park Avenue Summer
by Renée Rosen
In this captivating fusion of Mad Men and The Devil Wears Prada, Renée Rosen invites readers into the fabulous world of 1965 New York City, focusing on Cosmopolitan magazine, where the bold new editor-in-chief, Helen Gurley Brown, dares to engage women in conversations about topics that were traditionally considered taboo.
