By Andrea Peskind Katz | Contributor
Welcome Fall! Whether your interest lies in immersing yourself in Historical Fiction, discovering captivating romances, diving into suspenseful thrillers, or exploring thought-provoking non-fiction, we have the perfect selections for you.
Fall Fiction
American Royals by Katharine McGee: For fans of the royal antics of Harry and Meghan or Kate and William, here’s a chance to meet American princesses Beatrice and Samantha. It’s a delightful read! In Blue Moon by Lee Child, Jack Reacher returns to assist an elderly couple while facing off against some of his most formidable adversaries yet. The Fifth Column by Andrew Gross presents an irresistible historical thriller. As the specter of World War II looms and concerns about a “fifth column”—German spies infiltrating daily life—rise, could your neighbors be part of a nefarious plot? Ribbons of Scarlet, a collaboration among six distinguished authors, vividly narrates the stories of women during the French Revolution. The Second Chance Supper Club by Nicole Meier is a gripping tale of two estranged sisters who come together in a heartfelt story of family dynamics, reconciliation, and fresh starts. Additionally, for enthusiasts of The Handmaid’s Tale series on Hulu, Margaret Atwood’s sequel, The Testaments, is set to be released on September 10! Twice in A Blue Moon by Christina Lauren tells a charming modern love story about the unexpected return of a first love. Lastly, Quantum, the inaugural book in a new series by Patricia Cornwell, introduces a remarkable and unconventional heroine, cutting-edge cyber technology, and extraordinarily high stakes.
Diving into the (Non-Fiction) Future
The Great Connecting by Jim Cashel explores the impact of globalization as the remaining half of the global population gains access to the internet.
24/6: The Power Of Unplugging One Day A Week by Tiffany Shlain is the perfect read to consider while setting aside your phone!
Editor’s Note: Andrea Peskind Katz runs a book review site at Greatthoughts.com and leads a Book Salon with a community of over 4,000 readers and authors at www.facebook.com/groups/greatthoughtsgreatreaders.
