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BookTrib.com serves as a go-to platform for book enthusiasts eager to stay updated on the latest happenings in the literary world and discover new authors they might not yet know about. This site is managed by Meryl Moss Media Group, a prominent firm specializing in literary marketing and publicity. With over 25 years of experience, they have been instrumental in helping authors gain visibility. Meryl Moss Media Group stands out in the industry thanks to their effective and engaging publicity campaigns, which focus on crafting compelling stories and pitches.

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A Sheep-Led Mystery with Humor, Heart and Hair-Raising Stakes

6 days ago | booktrib.com | Linda Hitchcock

Big Bad Wool by Leonie Swann Kooky, strange and altogether immensely entertaining. Big Bad Wool, written by the pseudonymously named Leonie Swann, was translated from the German by Amy Bojang, the translator of the previous two novels in the Miss Sharp Investigates series.
“The Ghostwriter” Masterfully Blends Family Drama and Murder Mystery

6 days ago | booktrib.com | Caleb Thomas

The Ghostwriter by Julie Clark A rollercoaster that keeps you guessing all the way up to the end. The Ghostwriter by Julie Clark is a dark crime thriller that centers on family, loyalty and love. The book asks how far one is willing to go to protect themselves, their family, and the secrets that lie buried in the past. Long-Buried SecretsIn 1975, Ojai, CA, a family is ripped apart by the murder of two teenage siblings.
A Sacred Promise of Honor, Sacrifice, and Eternal Gratitude

1 week ago | booktrib.com | Linda Hitchcock

Remember Us by Robert M. Edsel "This is a story that needed to be told in full to honor and remember the courage of the many who gave their lives for the cause of freedom and the Dutch populace who vowed to never forget their rescuers." Robert M. Edsel, with Bret Witter, has written an essential work of nonfiction, Remember Us: American Sacrifice, Dutch Freedom, and a Forever Promise Forged in World War II.
10 Queer Sci-Fi & Fantasy Reads for Pride

2 weeks ago | booktrib.com | Katie Bloomer

Happy Pride Month! To celebrate, we’ve curated a list of ten science fiction and fantasy novels that showcase the richness and diversity of LGBTQ+ narratives. These stories span a variety of genres and settings — from precolonial island nations and cyberpunk metropolises to gothic castles and magical circuses. Each book features queer protagonists navigating complex worlds, offering readers both escapism and profound reflections on identity, love and resilience.
New Preston & Child, Rambo Revisited and a Jewel-Thief Caper Among This Month’s Favorite Thrillers

2 weeks ago | booktrib.com | Jon Land

Whether you’re looking for gritty military action, spooky artifacts, time-traveling mysteries, newly discovered works by old favorites, serial killers, or psychological suspense, there’s plenty here to keep you flipping pages all month long.
Ravens, Rock Stars and Romance in Thrilling Tale of Magic and Mystery

2 weeks ago | booktrib.com | Katie Bloomer

The Secret Girl by Erika Fair Perfect for fans of thrilling urban fantasy and feel-good romances alike. One weakness is enough, and love is the deadliest. — Bertolt BrechtIt’s a sentiment held by many heroes: the lonely story of those blessed with gifts that allow them to save friends and strangers alike, but curse them to a life of solitude.
Chris Chibnall’s “Death at the White Hart” Delivers a Killer Debut

2 weeks ago | booktrib.com | Neil Nyren

Death at the White Hart by Chris Chibnall "Death at the White Hart is an extraordinary debut novel, filled with atmosphere and layered mystery and characters that live and breathe and leap off the page." “His eyes drifted back to the road, a shocking state of panic –— something in the middle of the road —— you’re going to hit it!…Slam. Jolt. Stop. Breathe. The bodywork ticked and creaked in protest at the emergency halt.
A Humorous History of the “Simplified Spelling Movement,” from Mark Twain to Twitter

2 weeks ago | booktrib.com | Linda Hitchcock

enough is enuf by Gabe Henry The perfect gift for anyone with an interest in languages or those simply in need of a good laugh. Gabe Henry may have single-handedly revolutionized the study of Linguistics with this brilliant work of nonfiction enough is enuf, subtitled Our Failed Attempts to Make English Eezier to Spell.
Family and Fame Collide within the Glitz and Chaos of 2000s Pop Stardom

2 weeks ago | booktrib.com | Linda Hitchcock

The Griffin Sisters' Greatest Hits by Jennifer Weiner Might just be her best novel to date. Eclectic readers who prefer not to pigeonhole authors into strictly designated genre types have wholeheartedly embraced New York Times #1 best-selling author Jennifer Weiner. She burst into publication in 2002 with two books: Good in Bed and In Her Shoes, launching a trilogy about a zaftig heroine named Cannie Shapiro.
How a Morning Walk Turned Into a Lifelong Sisterhood — And Inspired a Novel | BookTrib.

3 weeks ago | booktrib.com | Kristy Woodson Harvey

It all started with a group text to some neighborhood moms, as so many wonderful things do. Do you guys want to meet up to walk with the kids in the morning? Several of us had new babies or toddlers at home and there was something about those mid-morning hours that could feel really long. Plus, fresh air was almost always the antidote to a fussy baby. And so, we walked.