Have you ever felt the excitement of diving into a fresh, unexplored world within the pages of a new book? Well, this June is your lucky month! The literary scene is buzzing with a plethora of intriguing releases that are bound to captivate your imagination and stir your emotions.
Let’s embark on a journey through these 14 new books that promise to sweep you off your feet and transport you to realms unknown. From speculative fiction to gripping memoirs and tales of love and mystery, there’s something for every avid reader out there.
In “Salvage
” by Jennifer Mills, we are introduced to the poignant story of sisters Jude and Celeste. Set in a world ravaged by climate disasters and war, the novel takes us on a riveting journey as we unravel the complexities of their relationship against the backdrop of a tumultuous Earth and an enigmatic spacecraft.
Tracy Ryan’s “
The War Within Me
” delves into royal conflicts and religious upheavals, painting a vivid portrait of Jeanne d’Albret as she navigates love amidst political turmoil. The intricate web of alliances and betrayals adds depth to this historical narrative, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.
Jennifer Trevelyan’s “
A Beautiful Family
” introduces us to young Alix as she uncovers long-buried family secrets during a fateful summer in 1985. With each revelation comes newfound truths that challenge her understanding of her family history, leading to unexpected discoveries that change her life forever.
Jacinda Ardern’s “
A Different Kind of Power
” offers insights into compassionate leadership in times of crisis. As she reflects on her tenure as New Zealand’s prime minister, Ardern emphasizes the importance of kindness and empathy in governance—a timely reminder for leaders worldwide.
Thomas Vowles’ debut novel, “
Our New Gods,
” immerses readers in Melbourne’s queer subculture, where friendships blur boundaries and mysteries unfold. The allure of newfound connections collides with dark revelations, weaving a tale that keeps readers guessing until the very end.
Sheila Fitzpatrick explores the aftermath of Stalin’s death in “
The Death of Stalin,” shedding light on the power struggles that ensued following his demise. Through meticulous research and engaging storytelling, Fitzpatrick paints a vivid picture of political intrigue in post-Stalinist Russia.
Daria Lavelle’s whimsical debut novel, “Aftertaste,” takes readers on a surreal culinary journey where food becomes a conduit between the living and the dead. The protagonist’s quest to reunite souls through cooking sets off a chain reaction of events that challenge our perception…
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