Freida McFadden is back with another psychological thriller, and this time she’s letting a man spiral for a change. The Tenant follows Blake Porter, who goes from having it all—a high-flying VP job, a fancy Manhattan brownstone, a fiancée he loves—to losing it all in one bad day . After he’s unexpectedly fired, he and his fiancée, Krista, are forced to rent out a room to make ends meet .

Rebecca Yarros is back with the third installment in the Empyrean series, and let me just say, the title Onyx Storm is no joke—this book is a whirlwind. If you’re still recovering from the gut-punch ending of Iron Flame, buckle up, because this one picks up right where we left off: Xaden has turned venin to save Violet, and now their world—and their relationship—is hanging by a thread.

The dual narrator style is the slow-burn, will-they-won't-they tension between Alice and Hayden, which is full of Emily Henry's signature witty banter and sizzling chemistry . But you also get pulled into the mystery of Margaret's past, which unfolds like a historical drama filled with family secrets, old Hollywood glamour, and a tragic love story . It's a ambitious structure, and when it works, it’s really compelling. Alice is a delightful sunshine heroine, and her personal

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Wilde's sharp wit and philosophical insights make this novel a compelling read. The themes of art, ethics, and the consequences of indulgence are timeless and relevant to contemporary discussions about self-image and morality.