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If you’ve ever hate-scrolled someone’s account on social media, try this trad wife thriller with sharp commentary on influencers.

Bex and Lizzie were best friends, until Bex suddenly ghosted her. Years later, Bex resurfaces as a trad wife influencer with six kids and a farm—but her life is darker than it seems. Bex’s husband is found murdered, and then Bex disappears. Did she do it? Lizzie must race to find answers or else lose her friend again—this time forever.

I’d like to think of this book as Love Island meets The Hunger Games, as the story is compelling as reality TV. In a dystopian near future, contestants living in a televised desert compound can complete tasks to win fabulous prizes.

There’s a catch: They must be romantically coupled or else get sent home, and the prizes get bigger as the tasks get more violent. How far will beautiful but desperate people go to be the last one standing?

This dramatic queer romance is one of our favorite books of 2025. It opens with a deadly space accident and won’t let you go without heartbreak.

In the 80s, NASA has just begun accepting women, and Joan and Vanessa are determined to become astronauts. Can they survive intense training, complicated families, and an undeniable attraction to each other to make it to the stars and back safely home?

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AI, art, and toxic female friendship collide in this dizzying speculative fiction that asks big questions. Enka envies her best friend and fellow art student Mathilde, an artistic prodigy scarred by trauma.

When a new technology lets Enka enter Mathilde’s mind to help her, it’s for the best...right? As the boundaries between them blur, so does the line between right and wrong as obsession wrestles with art and technology in this sharp, slippery story.

This sweeping historical epic follows two star-crossed lovers, Suchi and Haiwen, as they trace their way through the Chinese diaspora during and after WWII. They start as childhood friends in Japanese-occupied Shanghai, separating and reuniting again and again across Taiwan, Hong Kong, New York, and California. This heartbreaking but hopeful novel is about the love of family and home, even through unimaginable difficulty.

In this taut domestic thriller, an elderly woman stands up on a plane and predicts how and when the other passengers will die. She doesn’t remember doing it—but as the predictions start to come true, the passengers scramble to avoid their fates. Alternating between each passenger’s POV, this book’s tense but grounded exploration of free will and fate will have you on the edge of your seat.