Best Novels to Read: Discover Your Next Favorite Page-Turner

The Limit is about a family man—Stephen, a cardiologist, and his new wife; he has an ex-wife who is a scientist just like him. This creates a polygamous scenario as the new wife is pregnant. In between this is the teenage daughter attracted to her mother’s co-worker.

This novel is a twist of violence, hate, empathy, chaos, and troubles. 

Testimonial: “The Limit is a powerful novel that engulfs you with its questions. What happens when we reach our limits? Our perspective of love to meet the needs of people around us? You’ll stay up late on this book.” – Julie Orringer, Author of The Invisible Bridge.

This novel centers on a lady named Cecilia whose volatile lifestyle leads to an abandoned marriage and ditching her sister. Let’s not spill the tea; go on Amazon to get a copy.

Testimonial: “Burton’s latest enthralls while exploring the frequently fraught nature of adult sibling relationships. Cecilia serves as the book’s third rail, dividing its characters and imbuing every scene with a crackling tension. At once spellbinding and sincere.”— Kirkus.

Becca’s novel depicts minimalism’s weakness regarding ambitions, surplus, and indulgence. She added a perspective from mindfulness to unmindfulness to this.

Testimonial: “ All Things Are Small by Becca Rothfeld is thought-provoking and fun, the perils of believing that small is more and better. Before you start, adjust your idea of excess to be much broader than just "stuff," though admittedly, that is part of it.” – J Earl.

This is a romance story about two writers who love each other and write about each other. As time passes, they meet at a literary event and reconnect, reliving what has once broken them.

Testimonial:  “This is exactly what I expect from romance books. It is sheer romance, not a book filled with meaningless kisses and smutty scenes; this is a very deep romance.” - Mrinal Saravate.

This poetry novel discusses our daily existence, where we go about our day being tender but wanting all the attention.

Testimonial: “In a vast ocean of too-much-to-read out there, I can always find an island of sanity in Laux’s work, and within individual poems, always, always spots of light and breath and truth.”―Lia Purpura.

Recursion is a book you will be engrossed with if you love physics in relation to time. The book describes traveling in time to undo or remake memories. It discusses a technology that enables the main character to travel in time and value time. Blake Crouch added a twist to legal investigations when a cop was between identifying and reliving memories. This is worth buying; it is available on Bookshop and Amazon.

Testimonial: “A moment lasts all for a second, but the memory lives on forever. Recursion is one of the best-convoluted science fiction books I have read. I love science fiction, and Recursion is perfect for me.” - Shreya Palodhi.