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4.25⭐️. Out 04/18. 

CWs: Previous death of father. References to familial loneliness and scenes of familial antagonism. A lead is called a “whore.” In high school, Tansy was seduced and intimate photographs of her were shared with classmates, leading to harassment; the same person who did this is a secondary character who continues to appear in this book, often “leering” & making crude comments.

[ID: Jess, a white woman wearing a black & white striped shirt & coral skirt, holds the ebook & three pink tulips in front of a green tree.]

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4⭐️. Out 05/16. 

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[ID: Jess, a white woman, wears an orange floral dress and holds the ebook in front of a green tree.]

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5⭐️. Out now!

CWs: references to racism; reference to parental abandonment.
[ID: a red dress is on a white quilt; on top of the dress is a pink heart garland & the ebook on top of an open hardback.]

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4.5⭐️. Out 04/11.

CWs: Cheating ex. Brother & ex. Brother on dialysis. Kidney failure. Anxiety. Former miscarriage. Reference to postpartum depression.

ID: a white hand holds up the ebook in front of a wall of sunflowers.

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4.5⭐️. Out 11/01.

CWs: emotionally manipulative mom; absent dads & in one case, infidelity. Jack is married when they first hook up & she doesn’t tell Ellie this.

[ID: a white woman wearing a black flannel shirt, a white sweater, jeans, & boots stands on a porch surrounded by pumpkins. Off to the side are leaves on a sidewalk.

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4⭐️. Out 08/23.

CWs: Jim Crow trains. Reference to human trafficking. Reference to attacks against Black people, especially in South Carolina. White supremacist parade. Miss Helen wants them to “pretend as if you weren’t” free before the war. Miss Helen’s husband, Aubrey, trashes the house they’re living in & their things. Reference to some of Braxton’s war experiences. Reference to death, including from yellow fever. Helen murders her husband.


[ID: the ebook rests on a piece of white, pink, & orange floral fabric. Above & to the right is a vase holding pink roses. On the second pic, the image is arranged the same but the pic is titled left & there’s a yellow wall in the background.]

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4.5 ⭐️. Release date: 08/23.


CWs: Previous death of Kellan’s mother & Gwen’s family. Kellan & his father ran a con scheme together. Kellan’s father betrayed him. Kellan is almost hanged by Gwen’s village. Gwen is repeatedly harassed & bullied into marriage although that person is unsuccessful. Other women in Gwen’s village try to call her femininity into question.


[ID: an ebook rests on an open pink hardback on a blue crocheted blanket sitting on top of a white quilt. Three flowers are at the top left of the book: a yellow & pink zinnia & a pink rose of sharon bloom.]

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3.5 ⭐️. Release date: 06/14.




CWs: Grey was cheated on in the past. Drug use in present & references to it in the past. Heavy drinking. Paparazzi took photos of them having sex without their permission & published them. Grey kisses someone else when they’ve implicitly broken up. References to parental abuse. Parental manipulation.

​ID: a white hand holds up the ebook in a greenhouse.

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5 ⭐️. Out tomorrow!



CWs: Dean’s mother moved them around in his childhood to be closer to her romantic partners who never worked out. Solange’s father abandoned them & his heart had already been given to someone else.

ID: an ebook sits on a wooden desk. Above is a sprig from a dogwood tree with white blossoms & to the right is a pair of turquoise earrings.

5⭐️. Written in the Stars releases on 11/10. Thanks to Avon Books & Edelweiss for the complimentary ARC; all opinions provided are my own.