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First published in 1960 and rooted in a series of 1958 radio talks, The Four Loves is C. S. Lewis's philosophical and theological examination of human love, structured around four Greek categories — Affection (storge), Friendship (philia), Eros, and Charity (agape) — and the ways each both reflects and falls short of divine love.
Mar 28, 2026
Kristin Hannah's historical fiction novel The Four Winds follows Elsa Wolcott Martinelli from Dalhart, Texas, in 1921 through the Dust Bowl catastrophe of the 1930s, tracing one woman's fierce determination to survive for her children against a backdrop of drought, displacement, and economic collapse. Named the Bestselling Hardcover Novel of the Year by Publishers Weekly, it is a sweeping American epic with genuine emotional power — though Kirkus Reviews notes that its historical ambitions occasionally tip into the didactic.
Apr 1, 2026
Fake Skating is a young adult romance novel by Lynn Painter, published by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers on September 30, 2025, that pairs a fake-dating premise with a hockey-loving Minnesota setting, childhood-sweetheart tension, and themes of found family — earning a number one spot on the New York Times Young Adult Hardcover Best Seller list for fifteen of its first twenty-eight weeks on the chart.
Apr 12, 2026
Navessa Allen's Lights Out is the debut entry in the Into Darkness series — a #1 New York Times bestselling dark romance that blends stalker-fantasy tropes, high heat, and gallows humor into a fast-paced story about trauma nurse Aly Cappellucci and cybersecurity expert Josh Hammond, complicated by a third party whose intentions are far more sinister than either of theirs.
Apr 4, 2026
Evie Woods's The Lost Bookshop is a genre-blending novel that weaves magical realism, historical fiction, bibliophilia, and romance across two timelines — 1920s Europe and contemporary Dublin — drawing together three distinct narrators in a mystery centred on a vanished bookshop and a possibly undiscovered Emily Brontë manuscript. Published in 2023 by One More Chapter, an imprint of HarperCollins, it topped the Wall Street Journal's weekly book list, made the Sunday Times top 10, became a bestseller on Amazon UK and US, was shortlisted for Page-Turner of the Year at the 2024 British Book Awards, and by May 2024 had surpassed one million copies sold worldwide.
Apr 2, 2026
Dangerous Games is a 2017 political-thriller romance novel from Danielle Steel, published by Delacorte Press, that follows fearless television correspondent Alix Phillips as she investigates corruption linked to the U.S. Vice president — an international chase that pulls her from American streets to Tehran to New Delhi, and draws her into an unlikely romance with her ex-Navy SEAL cameraman, Ben Chapman. The novel peaked at No. 2 on the New York Times Best Sellers List and earned praise from the Lancashire Post as a page-turning blend of political intrigue and passion.
Mar 25, 2026
Once Upon a Broken Heart is the first novel in Stephanie Garber's #1 New York Times bestselling series of the same name, published by Flatiron Books on September 28, 2021. It follows Evangeline Fox, a true believer in love and happy endings, who strikes a perilous bargain with the wicked Prince of Hearts — trading three kisses for his help stopping her beloved's wedding — only to discover that dealing with an immortal Fate carries consequences far darker than she imagined. Kirkus Reviews calls it "a lushly written story with an intriguing heart," and critical coverage praises Garber's "exquisitely imagined worldbuilding and her trademark heady romance," though Kirkus also notes that the fantasy world-building is unevenly developed and the writing can veer into the verbose. The series opener is designed to be accessible to readers new to Garber's Caraval universe while expanding it in significant new directions.
Apr 9, 2026
Claire Lombardo's debut novel is a multigenerational family saga centered on the Sorenson family — parents David and Marilyn, still passionately in love after four decades, and their four adult daughters whose rivalries and secrets threaten to unravel everything — earning a New York Times Bestseller designation, a Women's Prize for Fiction nomination, and selection as a Reese's Book Club Pick.
Mar 28, 2026
Roxana Rotaru's debut novel The Man Who Feels Like Home follows protagonist Allie through a coming-of-age journey centered on love, personal growth, and the search for genuine connection — a compact romantic fiction that distinguishes healthy, boundaried relationships from toxic ones, delivered in a narrative that some readers describe as quirky and vibrant.
Apr 9, 2026
The Wedding People: A Novel of Second Chances by Elliot Crane is a Kindle edition novel published via PublishDrive in December 2025. The verified facts about this specific edition are limited, and the web sources retrieved overwhelmingly describe a different, widely acclaimed work — Alison Espach's The Wedding People, a New York Times bestseller — rather than Elliot Crane's edition. Readers should take care to confirm which work they are purchasing, as the titles and subtitle are closely shared.
Mar 31, 2026
Tyler Mitchell's Deep Before Deal: Master Strategic Understanding to Win Complex Sales is a business sales guide published in January 2025, designed to help sales professionals and leaders develop strategic depth before pursuing a close in high-stakes, multi-stakeholder sales environments. The book argues that genuine understanding of a customer's situation must precede deal-making, and it structures that argument across 329 pages of frameworks and strategic guidance aimed at B2B practitioners navigating complex sales cycles.
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