If the popularity of romance novels is any indication, most of us are all too eager to delight in compelling old romance books. Pride and Prejudice, Normal People, and Seven Days in June; these are but a few of the examples of novels that compel us to love love in whichever form it comes– first love, true love, timeless love, enemies to lovers, and everything in between.
When searching for the books of exceptionally gifted humorists to binge on, there are only so many names you can list without calling Kurt Vonnegut. With a career spanning 5 decades, he was a mainstay in the satirical novel industry, and even after his death, his books have continued to define the way we see and appreciate works of satire.
During his 50 years of historical writing, the best Kurt Vonnegut books were known to feature over 20 published works. Those works included 14 novels, 5 plays, and five non-fiction books. He’s fondly remembered for his two Hugo-nominated nonfictions – The Sirens of Titan and Cat’s Cradle – but it wasn’t until his sixth novel titled Slaughterhouse-Five that Kurt Vonnegut broke through the ranks.
The law of the jungle is the only one that matters in the ruthless criminal underworld, and in no place is it more cutthroat than the pages of The Cartel book series.
Penned by the masterful pen and imagination of power couple Ashley and JaQuavis Coleman, The Cartel book series is perhaps one of the last two decades’ most popular urban fiction literary franchises. Dark, gritty, and alluring, it invites readers to explore Miami’s ravenous and unforgiving underbelly and the crime organizations that dwell within.
Ask yourself—can the human spirit be trapped and resist the lure of yearning for what lies beyond?
Crafted by the masterful pen of Hugh Howey, the Silo book series is a trilogy that explores the depths of human curiosity and the dichotomies between freedom and control, technology and nature. It sits in the middle of the science-dystopian-apocalyptic fiction trifecta, dividing into the darkest aspects of a sterile and clinical society through the minds of characters that refuse to yield.
Stranger Things is a series every folk with a Netflix login will recognize just by hearing its name. Its popularity is based on well-written stories and captivating adventures that make viewers immediately see the correlation between its title and events.
And if what you saw on your screens for five seasons wasn’t enough to fuel your minds and souls, then we’re glad to give you a review of the Stranger Things book series. With six books, what more can you get that you didn’t already enjoy for five seasons?
It seems the TikTok algorithm (aka BookTok) has blessed romance readers with a fresh, dark, and – let’s just say it –- *twisted* series to dive into, but are they worth the read?
The Twisted book series is a tetralogy with the following titles – Twisted Love, Twisted Games, Twisted Hate, and Twisted Lies. They were written by New York Times Best Selling romance author Ana Huang who has written several thrilling romances including the King of Sin and If Love series’.
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