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New month, new books! I've rounded up November's best new releases, and trust me, there are plenty of titles worth adding to your TBR. If you want to see the five I’m most excited for, check out last week’s Worth the Read.

And speaking of Worth the Read, I'm thrilled to welcome Julia Rittenberg to the team, where, each month, she'll be covering all things romance! First up? A beginner's guide to romantasy, because if you've ever wondered why this particular genre is taking over the book world, you're not alone.

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Genevieve
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Current 📖: Modelland by Tyra Banks

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Bookmarks | Exciting New Releases

Before I Disappear by Cate Quinn
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Before I Disappear

by Cate Quinn

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From the acclaimed author of The Clinic and The Bridesmaid comes a pulse-pounding thriller about a criminologist who wakes in a remote motel with a new identity and no memory of how she got there. Now she's a witness someone wants silenced. Who should she trust: the cop guarding her, or her fiancé?

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Daddy Issues

by Sofia Franklyn

Six years after the explosive breakup that rocked the podcast world, former Call Her Daddy cohost Sofia Franklyn is finally telling her side of the story. In this raw, darkly funny memoir, she pulls back the curtain on her fallout with Alex Cooper while opening up about her upbringing and journey to reclaim her life.

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The Inn at English Harbour

The Inn at English Harbour

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Set along Freeman’s Bay in Antigua, The Inn at English Harbour offers a boutique bed-and-breakfast alternative to the island’s all-inclusive resorts. With just 31 suites across 19 acres of beachfront and hillside gardens, the Inn is for travelers looking for a quieter, more personal experience. Rooms feature vaulted ceilings, antique furnishings, and private verandas, while Hillside Suites offer plunge pools and panoramic views. From regattas drifting through the harbor to hiking trails and historic ruins just beyond the beach, every detail invites exploration—making this a stay designed for travelers who want to go beyond the resort.

Guess the Book: Poorly Explained Plots

A woman rejects a man because he's poor, then spends the next eight years being weird about it until he comes back rich and hot.

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Hitting the Shelves:
The Best Book Releases of the Week!

Hitting the Shelves: The Best Book Releases of the Week!

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The Good Daughter

The Good Daughter

Starring Meghann Fahy and Rose Byrne, this suspenseful new series follows two sisters still haunted by a violent childhood tragedy. When another shocking crime rocks their small town, long-buried secrets threaten to unravel everything they thought they knew. Based on the bestselling thriller by Karin Slaughter, The Good Daughter premieres November 12 on Peacock.

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🖼️ See the cover for Jennifer Weiner’s upcoming novel, True Story.

🎬 Heated Rivalry isn’t just filming season 2…!

📚 For years, Rainbow Rowell has had a secret novel hiding in plain sight.

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Guess the Book: Poorly Explained Plots Answer

Persuasion by Jane Austen! Thanks to the success of The Other Bennet Sister, the eldest Elliot sister is getting her time to shine.

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