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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Motherlands by Dennis Andrulis. Irene’s childhood on a Hungarian farm in the early 1900s is filled with warmth and the unwavering love of her grandmother. But when World War I ends, a letter summons her to America to reunite with her estranged mother, Mary. What begins as a hopeful journey soon turns perilous, as Irene faces the bitterness and buried secrets of a woman she barely knows. As the allure of the new world beckons, Irene must decide whether to chase her own future or be pulled under by the weight of her mother’s past.

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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Small Boat by Vincent Delecroix. In November 2021, tragedy struck the English Channel when an inflatable dinghy carrying migrants from France to the UK capsized, claiming 27 lives. Despite repeated calls for help, French authorities mistakenly insisted the vessel was in British waters, deflecting responsibility. By the time rescue teams arrived nearly three hours later, only two people had survived, marking the deadliest incident of its kind in the Channel’s history. Small Boat offers a haunting fictional retelling from the perspective of the French navy officer who answered those calls. As she faces accusations of negligence, she grapples with guilt, deflection, and the crushing weight of systemic failure. Refusing to bear the blame alone, she confronts the broader forces behind the disaster: bureaucracy, indifference, and the politics of migration.
Vincent Delecroix’s powerful novel is a searing exploration of moral responsibility and the fragile line between duty and denial. It’s a story that asks: when faced with suffering, who do we become?

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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Reviving Embers by Paige Reed. Twelve years after the Shields of Power saved his family, Paul Marshall is determined to join the elite council that guards their mysterious source of strength. But with common blood and no noble ties, his path is nearly impossible. To prove himself, Paul must train alongside the aristocracy, navigate a world that rejects him, and survive the enemies he makes along the way, including the danger of falling for someone far beyond his reach.
Verity Scillician was born into privilege and promised to the crown prince, but the life mapped out for her feels hollow. Drawn to forbidden magic and to Paul, she finds herself torn between duty and desire. Choosing her own path could cost her everything.