Posts by Sarah Skilton

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Sarah is the author of Bruised and High and Dry for teens, and Club Deception for adults. Her new romantic comedy, Fame Adjacent, comes out April 2019. She lives with her magician husband and 6-year-old son in a suburb of L.A. She tweets @Sarah_Skilton.

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November’s Best New Fiction

November is full of drama and suspense, with new offerings from fan favorites Liane Moriarty, Danielle Steel, Jeffrey Archer, and Barbara Taylor Bradford....

back in the saddle

6 Reasons Andrew Shaffer’s Hope Never Dies Is the Perfect Buddy Comedy

If you’ve ever chuckled at an Obama/Biden meme, in which Joe plays a prank and Barack rolls his eyes affectionately, Andrew Shaffer’s Hope Never...

clubbing

Find Your Next Book Club Pick: 6 New Books worth Talking About

The best book club books invite discussion, reflection, and arguments—er, I mean, spirited debate. Whether you enjoy family dramas and beach reads, or...

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August’s Best New Fiction

This month’s best new work includes the second book of the Half-Drowned King Viking fantasy trilogy, a portrait of a Midwest town in decline, a debut...

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July’s Best New Fiction

Anglophiles, take note: this month is all about historical fiction, several of which take place in Merry Old England. Travel to London during World Wars I...

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June’s Best New Fiction

Weddings (and murder!) take center stage this month, along with intriguing family dramas starring modern Muslim Americans and Native Americans. Fates and...

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May’s Best New Fiction

Beach Read Queens, assemble! May brings us fresh fare from Dorothea Benton Frank, Mary Kay Andrews, and Mary Alice Monroe, aka your go-to authors for sand,...

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April’s Best New Fiction

This month’s best fiction brings us new works from powerhouse writers including Meg Wolitzer, Charles Frazier, Julian Barnes, and Christopher Moore....

happy mother's day

10 Perfect Picks to Book Club With Your Mom This Mother’s Day

Brunch is great, chocolates and flowers are lovely, but for a gift that keeps you talking (and debating) long after Mother’s Day, consider buying a...

heal thyself

7 of the Best Irreverent Self-Help Books

Self-help is a nearly ten-billion-dollar industry. By adding a healthy dose of humor and a fresh perspective from today’s real world, these authors...

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The Best New Fiction of March 2018

This month brings us several poignant family dramas and plenty of neighborhood intrigue, from a wealthy New York City enclave to a scandal-plagued Ohioan...

so lonely

6 Forever Alones Who Find Love 

Whether it’s by choice or circumstance, Forever Alones believe they’re destined for a life of solitude. Of course, this makes for an especially sweet...

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