unputdownable fiction
Discover the most unputdownable fiction books that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Explore gripping page-turners and must-read novels in this curated list.
Book
The Stand-in
by Kate Clemens
A pampered movie star and look-alike grocery store cashier switch places when the former hopes to do research for a new role, and the latter wonders about living a glamorous life.
Book
The Mad Monk of Gidleigh
by Michael Jecks
Alone in his isolated, windswept chapel on the edge of Dartmoor, who could blame the young priest, Mark, for seeking affection from the local miller's daughter, Mary? But when Mary's body is found brutally stabbed, Mark is the obvious suspect, and the discovery that she was pregnant seems to confirm his guilt. Called in to investigate, Baldwin Furnshill and Bailiff Simon Puttock soon begin to have their doubts. Could it not have been one of Mary's many admirers who murdered her in a fit of jealousy? Or her father, the miller, who is acting in an increasingly disturbed manner? And what exactly is the local Baron trying to hide? Will they be able to find the murderer before he strikes again?
Book
Bourbon Street Blues
by Greg Herren
From the drug-fueled dance floors of New Orleans's hottest bars, to the body-worship of its packed gyms and the slow, hungry crawl through streets where danger lurks behind every beautiful smile, "Bourbon Street blues" takes readers on a dizzying tour ofgay life in the French Quarter and introduces an unlikely investigator whose ironic, lusty, tell-it-like-it-is take on things is as cool as the city he loves.
Book
Web of Deception
by Jane Peart
Jane Peart launches an enthralling fictional series set against the dramatic backdrop of Victorian England. In this suspenseful romance, a young governess' suspicions of a house guest are fueled by strange noises and missing valuables.
Book
Edith
by Rosamond McPherson Young
Roz Young's hilarious account of Edith, the most famous cat in Dayton, Ohio, and their move to a condo apartment and the cat's adjustments to it's new home.
