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The January NOVLbox: Curated by Mara Fitzgerald

January… the month of new beginnings, resolutions for the new year, and blood. Because nothing says “I’m going to own 2022” like destroying one’s enemies… Metaphorically, of course. Well, Mara Fitzgerald knows a thing or two about destruction and bloodbaths! To celebrate her Beyond the Ruby Veil duology, she’s curated a NOVLbox to help you burst into the new year in glorious gothic style! Now do yourself a favor, and enter to win!

novlboxSavannah KennellyJanuary 4, 2022mara fitzgerald, beyond the ruby veil, don't date rosa santos, nina moreno, light the abyss, london shahComment

Cold Months, Hot Reads

The sun is setting earlier, the temperature is dropping, and I need a summery literary infusion to help me through the dark and chilly season. Luckily these romantic books are the perfect antidote to the cold outside. Cuddle up under your coziest blanket with some hot cocoa and read of warmer days to come.

listicleAndie DivelbissDecember 13, 2021rule of summer, joanna philbin, midnight sun, trish cook, the loose ends list, carrie firestone, cecilia vinesse, the summer of us, twenty boy summer, sarah ockler, camp, nandini bajpai, sister of the bollywood bride, our way back to always, nina moreno, l. c. rosenComment

What YA Contemporary You Should Read Based on Your Zodiac Sign

Whether contemporary reads are your go-to or you’re looking to explore the genre, this list will tell you what book is written in your stars.

One-Night Standalones: Fresh Off the Press

I love a good one-and-done story. Is there anything better than a book you can devour in the time it takes to blink? A book that tells a full and complete story? I say no. No matter what your tastes are, we have a standalone you’ll love to finish in one night.

listicleShanese MullinsNovember 22, 2021briarheart, mercedes lackey, passport, sophia glock, maybe were electric, val emmich, our way back to always, nina moreno, sidelined, kara bietz, that dark infinity, kate pentecost, tides of mutiny, rebecca rode, time will tell, barry lygaComment

Choose a Halloween Costume, Get a Book Rec

It’s time to start planning Halloween costumes. Will you lean spooky or sweet, trick or treat? Choose an option below to get a perfectly paired book recommendation for whiling away the days until the holiday arrives!

Build an At-Home Library And We'll Give You A Book To Feature on Your Shelf

Do you have an idea of what kind of reading room you would want in your home, but no idea what books should be on the shelves? Take this quiz to find out what book should be featured on the shelf of your glorious at-home library and then get to decorating!

quizJela LewterSeptember 10, 2021sway with me, syed masood, briarheart, mercedes lackey, fence, sarah rees brennan, time will tell, barry lyga, our way back to always, nina morenoComment

The September 2021 NOVLbox: Curated by Nina Moreno

Summer might be ending soon, but that doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to the poolside reads! Nina Moreno – author of Don’t Date Rosa Santos and queen of Port Coral – is taking us back to that Florida town in Our Way Back to Always and our September NOVLbox!

novlboxSavannah KennellySeptember 1, 2021our way back to always, nina moreno, don't date rosa santos, more than just a pretty face, syed masood, this is my brain in love, i. w. gregorioComment

What Enemies-to-Lovers YA you should read for your Zodiac Sign/ry

Here’s what enemies-to-lovers you should read according to your star sign!

Characters Who Are Just Cinnamon Rolls

Is there anything better than finding a character who is just the human personification of sweetness? A little cinnamon bun of a person who you just want to hug? Well, if you’re looking for someone sweet and fictional, I got you!

listicleSavannah KennellyJune 24, 2021a season of sinister dreams, tracy banghart, twilight, stephenie meyer, that dark infinity, kate pentecost, the inheritance games, jennifer lynn barnes, syed masood, sway with me, sidelined, kara bietz, our way back to always, nina morenoComment