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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Under the Paris Moon by Rebecca Heflin. Eleanor Marshall never imagined she’d become a cliché, a woman in her fifties, newly divorced and replaced by someone younger. Her best friend decides it’s time for a change and secretly enters her into a contest to win a romantic date in Paris with a fading romcom star.
Geoffrey Harrison is an aging actor desperate to revive his career, but Hollywood’s leading men seem to get younger by the minute. When his agent launches a viral contest, Geoffrey reluctantly agrees to wine and dine the winner, only to find himself charmed by Eleanor’s wit and warmth.
As the internet buzzes with their unlikely pairing, Geoffrey proposes a ten-day faux romance in the City of Light, complete with strolls under the moon, candlelit dinners, and staged kisses. But soon, the line between pretend and real begins to blur. Just as Eleanor starts to believe in the magic, a betrayal threatens to unravel everything.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Honeysuckle by Bar Fridman-Tell. At the edge of a quiet meadow and a shadowed forest, a lonely boy named Rory lives with only his older sister for company. To keep him occupied, she creates a companion for him, Daye, a girl spun from petals and poetry. For the first time, Rory has a friend. But Daye is no ordinary girl; she’s a fragile being who must be rewoven at the end of each season or risk falling apart, perhaps for good. As the seasons pass and Rory and Daye grow older, their bond deepens, shifting from childhood friendship into something more tender, more complicated. Desperate to keep Daye from vanishing forever, Rory turns to science and magic in a frantic attempt to preserve her. But as he pushes the boundaries of life and death, Daye begins to question whether she is truly living, or merely surviving at the whim of someone else’s will.
A haunting, lyrical tale of love, loss, and the price of holding on, Honeysuckle is a spellbinding story about what it means to create, to care, and to let go.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Bones of Our Stars, Blood of Our World by Cullen Bunn.
Something sinister is unfolding on Wilson Island. The bodies keep piling up, and the town’s sheriff is running out of time. He suspects foul play, maybe even something darker, but without solid evidence, his hands are tied. The killings grow more gruesome, more ritualistic, until an arrest finally triggers the unthinkable. With a monstrous force unleashed and chaos spreading, the island’s only hope lies with a ragtag group of locals. Ordinary people thrown into an extraordinary nightmare, they must confront an ancient evil and fight for their lives before their town, and their world, is swallowed whole. Cullen Bunn delivers a chilling tale of horror, survival, and the power of unlikely heroes.
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?
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Passage to Tokyo by Poppy Kuroki. Yui Sanada is barely holding her life together, raising her twelve-year-old brother Hiro while dealing with their erratic, alcoholic mother. One afternoon in Ueno Park, Hiro vanishes into a hidden tunnel beneath a samurai statue. Yui follows, only to emerge in a Tokyo she doesn’t recognize.
It’s 1923.
Hiro is nowhere to be found, but Yui is taken in by a kind young woman named Chiyo and her family. As Yui adjusts to this unfamiliar past and her bond with Chiyo deepens, a terrifying truth emerges: the Great Kanto Earthquake is just weeks away. Tens of thousands will die, and the city will be reduced to rubble. Now, Yui must race against time to find her brother and protect the people she’s come to love before history strikes.
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