{"id":156168,"date":"2021-01-16T17:05:42","date_gmt":"2021-01-16T14:05:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/en.buradabiliyorum.com\/9-must-reads-for-fiction-lovers\/"},"modified":"2021-01-16T17:05:42","modified_gmt":"2021-01-16T14:05:42","slug":"9-must-reads-for-fiction-lovers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/9-must-reads-for-fiction-lovers\/","title":{"rendered":"#9 must-reads for fiction lovers"},"content":{"rendered":"

“#9 must-reads for fiction lovers<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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With the cold weather and worsening pandemic keeping us inside this winter, there\u2019s no better escape than a good book. Here are nine I\u2019m particularly looking forward to this season \u2014 a collection of juicy thrillers, family dramas and historical fiction with a twist. Preorder them now and get ready to be entertained.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\"If<\/figure>\n

by Eliza Jane Brazier\u00a0
(fiction, Berkley)<\/em>
out Jan. 26<\/em>
When Rachel, Sera\u2019s favorite true-crime podcast host, goes missing, she decides it\u2019s up to her to track her down and get to the bottom of the situation. She follows the trail to an isolated ranch just outside of Rachel\u2019s hometown. But the more she digs, the more it becomes clear that Rachel isn\u2019t the first woman to vanish from the ranch. Shades of \u201cI\u2019ll Be Gone in the Dark,\u201d the true-crime bestseller by the late Michelle McNamara.<\/p>\n

\"Landslide\"<\/figure>\n

by Susan Conley
(fiction, Knopf)<\/em>
out Feb. 2<\/em>
When a fishing accident leaves her husband hospitalized in Canada, Jill must hold down the fort with their teenage sons in their small Maine town. Her sons keep getting into all manner of adolescent trouble, money is tight, and Jill starts to worry that her marriage is crumbling. A compelling portrait of family life, deferred dreams and middle age.<\/p>\n

\"The<\/figure>\n

by Nancy Johnson\u00a0
(fiction, William Morrow)<\/em>
out Feb. 2\u00a0<\/em>
It\u2019s 2008, and Ruth Tuttle is an Ivy League-educated black engineer in a loving marriage. Her husband is ready to start a family, but Ruth has never gotten over the baby that she gave up when she was a teenager. When she returns to her Indiana hometown to look into the past, she ends up befriending Midnight, a young white boy who\u2019s looking for connection. When an incident further incites existing racial tensions in town, Ruth and Midnight are set on a path that could have terrible consequences for both of them. One of the most buzzed about books of the season.<\/p>\n

\"The<\/figure>\n

by C. J. Tudor\u00a0
(fiction, Ballantine Books)<\/em>
out Feb. 9<\/em>
Chapel Croft has a dark past: 500 years ago, martyrs were burned at the stake. Thirty years ago, two local girls disapp<\/a>eared without a trace, and more recently, the local priest committed suicide. Reverend Jack Brooks is a single mom with a teenage girl who has signed on to serve the small village. She\u2019s looking for a fresh start; instead, she finds a town filled with dark secrets, strange conspiracies and rumors. If you love thrillers set in small English villages, you\u2019ll love this twisty thriller.<\/p>\n

\"Who<\/figure>\n

by Alexandra Andrews\u00a0
(fiction, Little, Brown)<\/em>
out March 2\u00a0
<\/em>Florence Darrow is a low-level publishing assistant toiling through the manuscript pile when she stumbles into a job as assistant to Maud Dixon, the pen name of a bestselling reclusive author. Maud is fascinating, especially when she convinces Florence they need to head to Morocco for inspiration writing her next book. All is well on the trip<\/a> until Florence wakes up in a Moroccan hospital with no memory of the night before \u2014 and no sign of Maud. A sparkling debut that will keep you guessing.<\/p>\n

\"Sparks<\/figure>\n

by Nadia Hashimi\u00a0
(fiction, William Morrow)<\/em>
out March 2\u00a0<\/em>
In 1978 Kabul, Sitara Zamani is the daughter of a prominent family; her father is the president\u2019s right-hand man. But one night, a violent coup destroys all that. Sitara is the only surviving member of her family, smuggled away to safety by a guard who took pity on her. He hands her off to an American embassy employee, who becomes a de facto parent and protector, eventually bringing her to the United States. Decades later, Sitara\u2019s past comes back to haunt her in New York. A fascinating epic tale.<\/p>\n

\"Vera\"<\/figure>\n

by Carol Edgarian\u00a0
(fiction, Scribner)<\/em>
out March 2\u00a0<\/em>
In 1906 San Francisco, 15-year-old Vera is the scrappy illegitimate daughter of Rose, proprietor of one of the city\u2019s most notorious bordellos. On the day of the great earthquake, Vera and her sister find themselves making their way alone into a new kind of life, building their own family of survivors in the wake of disaster and chaos.<\/p>\n

\"Infinite<\/figure>\n

by Patricia Engel<\/em>
(fiction, Avid Reader Press)<\/em>
out March 2<\/em>
Colombian teenagers Mauro and Elena fell in love against a backdrop of war and unrest; for them, the United States was their safe haven, reached on a temporary tourist visa that they overstayed. Two children are born on American soil. But the American Dream is put out of reach when Mauro is deported and the family splinters, forever set adrift between Colombia and the United States. A gorgeous, moving novel.<\/p>\n

\"Everything<\/figure>\n

by Jill Santopolo\u00a0
(fiction, GP Putnam\u2019s Sons)<\/em>
out March 9<\/em>
Emily said goodbye to two great loves 15 years ago \u2014 music and Rob. She\u2019s now a psychologist at NYU with a caring husband and plans to start a family. But as a tragic event upends her perfect life, Emily finds herself thinking of the life path she left behind \u2014 and wonders if it\u2019s not too late. From the bestselling author of \u201cThe Light We Lost<\/a>.\u201d<\/p><\/div>\n

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