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'Getting His Game Back' by Gia de Cadenet. With this stellar debut, de Cadenet thoughtfully explores the complexities of interracial dating and the impact of mental health on relationships. https://t.co/H5IIbsC9s3 https://t.co/xa3bh6fI3H

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'I’m Glad My Mom Died' by Jennette McCurdy. In this explosive debut, former iCarly star McCurdy recounts a harrowing childhood directed by her emotionally abusive stage mother. https://t.co/u5D7ZRdL1U https://t.co/FsHqhjWT2f

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'A Reckless Match' by Kate Bateman. Bateman (the Bow Street Bachelors series) launches a Regency trilogy with this pitch-perfect enemies-to-lovers romance centered on the feuding Montgomery and Davies families. https://t.co/jniKZRCU0y https://t.co/GxZXpAjytb

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'The Shadow Murders: A Department Q Novel' by Jussi Adler-Olsen, trans. from the Danish by William Frost. Opening teases don’t get much more tantalizing than in Adler-Olsen’s stellar ninth Department Q novel featuring Copenhagen’s cold-case division. https://t.co/zlVRhCvI70 https://t.co/vVjNLTUBiy

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'Hope' by Andrew Ridker. Ridker’s slashing satire of upper-middle-class life (after The Altruists) turns on the foibles of a seemingly charmed Jewish family in Brookline, Mass. https://t.co/GHRGfyMR46 https://t.co/aOFZWoaJHn

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'The Traitor' by Anthony Ryan. Ryan’s masterful conclusion to his Covenant of Steel epic fantasy trilogy picks up where 2022’s 'The Martyr' left off in the unpredictable arc of its morally ambiguous lead, Alwyn Scribe. https://t.co/serM7WKaKB https://t.co/bV9IknqiJx

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'The Best Possible Experience: Stories' by Nishanth Injam. The protagonists in Injam’s dynamic and insightful debut collection explore cultural identity and family relationships in India and the U.S. https://t.co/a9ignuYrGy https://t.co/XJIcMxXite

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'The Book of Gothel' by Mary McMyne. McMyne’s shimmering debut gives a fresh, exciting backstory to one of the most famous villains in fairy tale lore: the witch who put Rapunzel in her tower. http://pw-ne.ws/fd58d https://t.co/iplHQ6aTut

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'The God Is Not Willing: The First Tale of Witness' by Steven Erikson. Erikson burnishes his reputation as a superior epic fantasy world-builder in this trilogy debut, a spin-off of his Malazan Book of the Fallen series. https://t.co/UJEBvtBwD9 https://t.co/EriqzvDlUM

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'American Made: What Happens to People When Work Disappears' by Farah Stockman. Pulitzer winner Stockman debuts with a vivid and empathetic examination of “what jobs mean to people.” https://buff.ly/3mPMrDR https://t.co/umzgoo7GYl