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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker.
In October 2026, Lee Turner wakes up to blood and confusion; his college roommate is dead, and he has no memory of what happened. Desperate and haunted, he escapes New York for his father’s secluded home in Japan, a place veiled in sword ferns and wild ginger. But the house is wrong. Animals avoid it. The bedroom window shifts when it shouldn’t. And at night, a woman with a sword walks the yard.
Back in October 1877, Sen, a young samurai in hiding, lives in that same house, evading imperial soldiers. Her father returned from war changed, twisted into something monstrous, and Sen, desperate for his approval, committed an unthinkable act. Now, as danger closes in, she sees a strange foreign man outside her window. And everything begins to unravel.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Risky Business by Annabelle Slator. When tech founder Jess Cole is struggling to gain funding for her company, she begins to wonder if it’s because she’s a woman in the male-dominated tech industry, especially due to a former incident and subsequent NDA that’s been following her for years. In an act of financial desperation, she applies to a competition for start-ups using her twin brother Spencer’s name, pretending to be a man. To her surprise, it works! As though she’s discovered the ultimate industry cheat code, Jess and Spencer are invited into the exclusive world of Tech Rumble, an annual innovation competition hosted on the world’s stage by tech darling Dominic Odericco.
Spencer, an out-of-work actor, must pretend to be the CEO, and Jess must become his loyal “assistant,” Violet. Spencer is thrust into the limelight, charming Dominic and the competition judges but making promises Jess can’t keep, or afford.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Jean by Madeleine Dunnigan. In 1970s London, seventeen-year-old Jean is a troubled Jewish teen adrift in the counterculture, sent to Compton Manor—a rural boarding school for boys deemed difficult. Isolated even among misfits, Jean finds an unexpected connection with Tom, a charismatic, wealthier classmate. Their friendship blossoms into something deeper, and for the first time, Jean feels possibility in the strange rhythms of his new life: farming chores, poetry readings, pagan rituals. Maybe he’ll even pass his exams. But the divide between them—Tom’s privilege and ease, Jean’s solitude and scholarship—proves harder to bridge than Jean hoped. And as infatuation gives way to heartbreak, Jean must confront the limits of belonging.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Violet Thistlewaite Is Not a Villain Anymore by Emily Krempholtz.
With the death of Guy Shadowfade, Violet Thistlewaite is ready to leave her past behind. No more dark magic. No more Thornwitch. She’s determined to be someone new, gentler, kinder, and good. Her fresh start begins in Dragon’s Rest, a charming town where she plans to open a flower shop, tame her sentient (and slightly homicidal) houseplant, and quietly untangle the remnants of her old life.
Her magical blooms and sunny spells win over most of the locals, but not Nathaniel Marsh, the aloof alchemist who shares her greenhouse. He’s too busy trying to salvage his own failing business to care about flowers or the captivating witch next door. But second chances have a way of blooming where you least expect them.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Unbound by Peyton Corinne. Paloma Blake is sharp-tongued, seductive, and fiercely guarded. Her bold exterior—hairspray, bravado, and defiance is a shield for the pain she refuses to show. No one gets past it. No one, except Bennett Reiner.
Bennett, the quiet, neurodivergent goalie, lives by routine; his OCD and anxiety demand it. But beneath his calm precision lies a heart that’s never stopped seeing Paloma for who she truly is. Years ago, they were each other’s first love, a bond shattered by heartbreak Bennett still doesn’t understand. Paloma won’t let herself fall again, not even into the arms that once felt like home.
Yet Bennett has never stopped being her silent protector, always there when she needs him, always just close enough. And now, as old wounds resurface and emotions churn like waves against the shore, Paloma and Bennett are pulled back into each other’s orbit, whether they’re ready or not.
