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Jan 3, 2024 | 
offtheshelf.com | Sara Roncero-Menendez |Jennifer Proffitt |Maddie Nelson |Alice Martin
It’s always good to start the new year off thinking about all the reading journeys you may take! And January’s collection of eBook deals certainly stretch the possibilities to the limit. From a Gothic detective adventure to a historical art heist, you’re bound for a year of strong, surprising stories ahead!For more, check out Simon & Schuster’s full selection of eBook deals. Price discounts featured are available now, but end dates vary by retailer.
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Dec 19, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Jana Li |Alice Martin |Jennifer Proffitt |Angie Hockman
|+| Add to Your Shelf Second Chances in New Port Stephen Eli expected to struggle with returning to his childhood home for the holidays after living a lifetime away—after all, in the past two decades, he had gone through transition as well as declared his sobriety—but serendipitously running into his high school ex, Nick Wu, was an unexpected surprise.
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Nov 9, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Jennifer Proffitt |Alice Martin |Saimah Haque |Jana Li
|+| Add to Your Shelf November 9 We’ll start with the most obvious fall reading recommendation: NOVEMBER 9. This story presents a captivating exploration of love, creativity, and truth between a burgeoning writer, Ben, and an ambitious actress, Fallon. The two begin as strangers, running into each other fatefully at a diner, but their chance encounter evolves into an annual autumnal reunion.
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Nov 8, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Sara Roncero-Menendez |Jennifer Proffitt |Maddie Nelson |Alice Martin
|+| Add to Your Shelf Curious Tides It seems like all the best (and deadliest) secret societies are part of schools. CURIOUS TIDES is no exception, with the students of Aldryn College for Lunar Magics having a deadly clique of their own. When a subpar healer named Emory is the sole survivor of a horrific drowning, she gains powers that defy the laws of the universe.
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Oct 30, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Jennifer Proffitt |Sara Roncero-Menendez |Alice Martin |Chris Gaudio
|+| Add to Your Shelf The Golden Spoon “Two things I love are great food and a great mystery—and THE GOLDEN SPOON has both.
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Oct 12, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Jennifer Proffitt |Alice Martin |Holly Claytor |Hannah Orenstein
Sports romance novels have always been a beloved genre of mine, but thanks to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, I’ve been craving even more love stories grand enough to fill the stadium. Luckily for me, there’s no end of variety! Soccer, rugby, tennis, swimming, gymnastics, baseball, and racecar driving have all featured in romance novels. Through my favorite books you can find me rooting for all teams and sports.
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Oct 11, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Laura Jackson |Zeniya Cooley |Alice Martin |Jennifer Proffitt
|+| Add to Your Shelf What We Kept to Ourselves WHAT WE KEPT TO OURSELVES is a powerful family story, as well as the intriguing mystery that pulled me back into the world of literary fiction. It follows the Kim family, alternating between timelines and character POVs. The first timeline takes place in 1999, where it’s been a year since the disappearance of their mother, Sunny Kim.
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Jul 18, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Alice Martin |Jennifer Proffitt |Jana Li |Emily Lewis
Getting behind on that Goodreads reading goal? About to embark on vacation and reluctant to lug around your next to-be-read tome? Check out one of these gripping books, all under 250 pages in length. Meditative and thoughtful in their content, timeless and epic in their scope, these books defy their miniature page counts by having an outsized impact on their readers. Proving that even the minute can contain multitudes, these books will linger long after you’re finished . . .
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Jul 17, 2023 | 
offtheshelf.com | Maddie Nelson |Erin Madison |Elizabeth Breeden |Jennifer Proffitt
|+| Add to Your Shelf The Kitchen House Author Kathleen Grissom had never thought of writing a book until she saw a spot on a map near her Virginia home called “Negro Hill.” Curious, she began to investigate, and as she did, she began to hear voices telling her a story. She wrote down exactly what they told her. If she tried to take the action into her own hands, her characters fell silent until she let them lead her again.
