This season is going to be awesome for book lovers. Entertainment Weekly has put together some irresistible new books from some of our favourite authors.
Artemis
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Jazz Bashara is a criminal. Well, sort of. Life on Artemis, the first and only city on the moon,...
Science fiction
After the Eclipse: A Mother's Murder, a Daughter's Search
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A fierce memoir of a mother's murder, a daughter's coming-of-age in the wake of immense loss, and...
Biography memoir true crime
Renegades
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From #1 New York Times-bestselling author Marissa Meyer, comes a high-stakes world of adventure,...
Fantasy Young Adult
Ali: A Life
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When the frail, trembling figure of Muhammad Ali lit the Olympic flame in Atlanta in 1996, a TV...
A Loving, Faithful Animal
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It is New Year’s Eve 1990, in a small town in southeast Australia. Ru's father, Jack, one of...
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Jamie, Nigella and Nigel are among the big names jostling for position on the crowded food bookshelves this autumn.
The Little Library Cookbook
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Paddington Bear's marmalade, a Neopolitan pizza with Elena Ferrante, afternoon tea at...
The Sportsman
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Named UK's best restaurant in the Estrella Damm National Restaurant Awards in 2016 and 2017 and...
food
Rick Stein: The Road to Mexico
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A landmark book from Rick Stein, celebrating one of the most popular world cuisines. Starting in San...
Kaukasis The Cookbook: The Culinary Journey through Georgia, Azerbaijan & Beyond
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Over 100 recipes from Georgia and beyond. Over 100 delicious recipes from the Wild East. "A...
Food
Made at Home
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From the much-loved author of Made in Italy and Made in Sicily, comes a collection of modern Italian...
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After a drug deal gone wrong, Autumn is beaten, bound, and hidden away. Tittering between life and death, Autumn leaves her body trying to find help - the problem is the only one who can really sense her is Ivy.
When Autumn doesn’t come home, Ivy knows her sister is in trouble, even though she’s done this before, this time is different. Following chills and intuitions she can’t explain, Ivy follows clues that bring her closer to Autumn’s dangerous location. But soon, dots are connected that lead to the truth - both where Autumn is being kept and what secrets Autumn has been keeping.
This book was so much more than I originally thought it would be. I read it in a day and a half and that was only because I had work in between. The book has a bit of everything… coming of age, sister relationships, broken families, suspense, and mystery… something for anyone who likes something heartbreaking and heartwarming all at the same time. I’m not someone who reads a lot of mysteries, but this novel grabbed me within the first few pages and I couldn’t let go until I knew what happened.
The viewpoint shifts between Ivy and Autumn and it allows you to see more in depth of each sisters’ side of the story, allowing you to dig deeper into the layers of Autumn’s past. I connected with both Ivy (her Nerd Herd is something I would have called my group of friends back in the day) and Autumn (the chip on her shoulder she has after her mother died is one I also had after my father died). Meredith Tate has such an amazing writing style that even the side characters are realistic and have so much depth that it makes you care for them as well. Tate is definitely an author that I will have on my ‘To Read’ list for any future releases.
The Last Confession of Autumn Casterly is a book I would recommend to those of all ages who like suspense but also something heartwarming as well.
I was given an advance copy of this book through BookishFirst in exchange for an honest review.