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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Orpheus Builds A Girl by Heather Parry. Wilhelm von Tore is dying, and as his life slips away, he revisits memories of Dresden, his cherished grandmother, and his time as a doctor during World War II. But above all, he recalls Luci, the dark-haired woman he dreamed of long before they met, and the love he believes was destined.
Their time together was brief, yet Wilhelm is convinced it was eternal. Armed with decades of scientific research, he refuses to let death separate them, setting in motion a chilling plan to keep Luci close forever.
But another voice breaks through his narrative, Gabriela, Luci’s sister. She remembers Luciana not as a passive muse, but as a vibrant, fearless woman. And she’s determined to expose the truth about the man who stole her sister’s body and rewrote her story.
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.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Underlake by Erin L. McCoy.
Thirteen years after fleeing her hometown of Steels to chase a dream of becoming a marine biologist, Otta returns—haunted by failure and the death of a friend during a deep-sea dive. She’s convinced she’ll never dive again. Then May, a stranger, knocks on her door with a startling claim: her daughter has run away and is alive beneath a nearby lake.
The legend of the “underlake” turns out to be real. Decades ago, a valley town was submerged to build a dam—but its residents refused to leave. Now, they live beneath the water in a sealed network of tubes and buildings, calling themselves “refugees of a world obsessed with change.”
To find May’s daughter, Otta must descend into this hidden world. What she and May discover is a society shaped by isolation, nostalgia, and extremes of belief. As their journey deepens, so does their bond, forcing each woman to confront the fears and forces that have shaped their lives. Together, they must defy the limits of body, love, and belonging.
Underlake is a hypnotic, genre-defying novel that blends lyrical prose with sharp social insight. It explores the tension between memory and progress, the cost of erasure, and the possibilities of connection across time and space.
