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No Lost Causes Club: An Honest Guide to Recovery, and How To Find Your Way Through It

While this book doesn’t really offer any information about sobriety that hasn’t been discussed in other titles on the subject, the relatable writing style and encouraging voice make it a good addition to self-help collections.
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Mob Queen

Will appeal most to readers looking for gritty historical fiction about a resilient woman unsure who she can trust in a glitzy but treacherous world with life-and-death stakes.

Hang On St. Christopher

An outstanding new installment (following The Detective Up Late) in the award-winning police procedural series featuring lone wolf Sean Duffy and set during the Troubles, from the bestselling author of The Chain.

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The Shiver Tree

Searcy’s debut novel is a fun romp that will feel nostalgic to players of Dungeons & Dragons, as it seems to be the first adventure in a larger campaign. This will appeal to readers (teens and up) who love a good fantasy with a mix of humor and interesting worldbuilding.
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The Last Dangerous Visions

SF readers will be captivated by this collection of works that are either new for this anthology or have been held in unpublished limbo for decades.
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Rogue Community College

Perfect for fans of TJ Klune and those who enjoy a queer-normative, whimsical world full of witty prose and heartwarming relationships.
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Nether Station

This is a delightfully creepy sci-fi novel.
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Dark Space

This clever science-fiction novel is a perfect choice for readers looking for a perilous adventure with a dash of coziness.

Familiaris

Wroblewski’s talent dances on the page in a searingly gorgeous novel written with piercing, insightful language. Readers of David James Duncan, John Irving, and George Saunders will fall in love. Seriously recommended for all readers whose hearts were first broken by Wilson Rawls’s Where the Red Fern Grows. Don’t be daunted by the length; by the end of this book, readers will wish for even more.
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