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In Did Your Mother Ever Tell You? by New York Times bestselling author Babs Costello (famously known as @BrunchwithBabs), readers are treated to a heartwarming and modern take on classic advice.
The story reimagines the tired clichés we’ve all heard for generations, like “don’t cry over spilled milk.” Instead of just repeating old sayings, Babs offers a fresh perspective, reminding us that it’s perfectly okay to feel your feelings—even over the little things. Using fun, rhyming verse, she breathes new life into these phrases with a dose of “grandmotherly” wisdom and humor.
At its core, the book is a celebration of the emotional support and unconditional love that stays with us throughout our lives. Whether you are a child learning these lessons for the first time or an adult needing a gentle reminder, Babs’ signature warmth shines through on every page. It’s a sweet, engaging read that proves while times may change, a mother’s love is truly timeless.
- Year 2026
What if the person you love the most is the one you can’t have?
Grace has loved Jackson since she was fifteen – when they spent every childhood summer exploring France’s breathtaking Ardèche region together. They were best friends, until life took its course and Jackson married someone else.
Years later, Jackson re-enters Grace’s life with an irresistible her dream job in the very town where their story began. And he’s newly single.
As memories from those idyllic summers flood back, Grace encounters an old friend Étienne, who proposes a plan to help make Jackson jealous. But as their scheme unfolds, Grace finds herself questioning if the sparks between them might not be so pretend after all…
Unbeknownst to Grace, Étienne is harbouring a secret that could shatter her world.
Will learning the truth finally set her heart free?
Or is this the beginning of a love story bigger than she ever imagined?
- Year 2026
A floundering twenty-something, who’s sworn off romance finds herself roped into her meddling sister’s matchmaking business—in this sparkling debut rom-com that asks: can we protect ourselves while falling in love?
Kaia Harper may not have a plan for her life, but she knows what she won’t be doing—falling for somebody’s dusty son, promising forever. She’d rather spend the summer after college having disappointing one-night stands and watching crime show reruns. At least she won’t be caught off guard since she already knows how all those stories end.
But when her very pregnant and newly single sister calls for help, Kaia reroutes, stumbling back home to suburban Connecticut…and into the business plan of her sister’s new matchmaking company. Kaia’s views on love remain as bleak as her career prospects, but if becoming the inaugural client can distract her from existential questions like “What am I even doing with my life?”, Kaia will suffer through a few bad dates and call it a favor.
When Ro Jackson finds Kaia stalled on the side of the road, he isn’t put off by her attitude. His steady disposition is Kaia’s opposite and makes him exactly what she needs—a friend in town who can handle her just as she is. But as Ro talks Kaia through a summer of failed matches, she finds herself drawn to more than just his poetic outlook and friendship.
Kaia hadn’t seen this one coming, but as she and Ro grow closer, she’ll have to decide what’s more important: needing to know the end of every story, or jumping into the unknown.
- Year 2026
From the author of Partners in Crime, comes a sparkling new adventure rom-com where a con woman and a lawman team up on an epic cross-country road trip to save their families…and each other.
Sejal Chaudhary inherited her mama’s calculating brain, her daddy’s quick fingers, and the boatload of trauma that comes with being the eldest daughter of criminals. Although Sejal has never claimed to be a good girl, she’s spent the last couple years laying low and going (mostly) straight. That is, until a con gone wrong sends her into the arms of a handsome stranger who’s set on dragging her back into her messy family drama.
Krish Anand never mastered the fine art of being a bad boy…he would take a book over bullets any day. But when his FBI agent brother goes missing, he has no choice but to suit up for the adventure of a lifetime. Certain that someone in Sejal’s little crime family is behind the disappearance, a desperate Krish manages to convince the beautiful thief that his brother’s badge is actually his.
The deal is simple: help him find his brother, and Krish and the law will leave Sejal be. With an up-to-no-good ex also hot on her trail, Sejal reluctantly agrees. As they wind their way across the country on planes, buses, and automobiles, sparks ignite, and what began as a fragile temporary truce starts to look more and more like a partnership.
Falling for the enemy? So cliche, but so good…if only they can survive long enough to chance a happily ever after.
- Year 2026
The Agathas meets Thursday Murder Club in Amanda Sellet’s latest YA novel, a cozy mystery with a splash of romance.
Some people visit Florida for theme parks and beaches. High school junior Virginia Tillis is there for murder. Accidents, electrocution, tainted hand every victim meets a different end at her grandmother Lainey’s rococo pink condo. Such is life (and death) when you roll with a crew of theater retirees who roleplay murder mysteries from the comfort of their own home in a game they fondly call Killing Me Softly.
But this summer, fictional murder has given way to the very real death of the building’s beloved owner and his dramatic last testament has the vultures circling, from estranged relatives to sleazy property developers, dead set on getting the most from his will.
Adding to the tension for Virginia is the appearance of Felix, the cute guy she met at the airport who turns out to be the grandson of one of the condo’s residents. With his charm and musical theater chops, he’s the person Virginia most wants to beat at Killing Me Softly. That is, until the day they discover an actual dead body while playing the game, forcing them to work together to figure out whodunit.
In this comedic mystery about finding the Watson to your Holmes, Virginia and Felix must banter their way from rivals to co-detectives in time to save their eccentric grandparents from a shocking disruption to the community they’ve always loved.
- Year 2026
In Go Gentle, bestselling author Maria Semple introduces us to Adora Hazzard, a divorced Stoic philosopher living a peaceful, controlled life on New York’s Upper West Side. Adora believes she has found the secret to happiness: wanting only what she already has. She spends her days tutoring, raising her daughter, and enjoying her “coven” of close female friends at the famous Ansonia building.
However, her carefully constructed world is turned upside down when she meets a handsome stranger. This chance encounter pulls Adora into a whirlwind of international intrigue, secret meetings, and black-market art deals. Suddenly, the past she tried so hard to hide resurfaces, forcing her to confront long-buried secrets.
Driven by a new, intense desire, Adora realizes that a “life of the mind” isn’t enough. She decides to risk her stable existence to pursue more, leading to a hilarious and heartfelt mid-life transformation. It is a story about what happens when the heart finally overrules the head.
- Year 2026
Falling in love with her first love wasn’t part of her plan. Helping her kill the Hollywood elite wasn’t part of his.
Hollywood loves a comeback. Too bad Evie Reyes didn’t come back to play nice.
Five years ago, she watched her mother—an iconic Final Girl—die on the set of Simon Says. Now, she’s back on the same studio lot, cast as the lead in the reboot no one asked for. But Evie’s not here for fame. She’s here for revenge—and she’s got six names on her list.
Sebastian Shaw is Hollywood’s golden boy, a walking six-pack with just enough charm to disguise the fact that he’s a professional liar. He also happens to be Evie’s ex. When he finds out why she’s really back, he doesn’t try to stop her. He offers a he’ll get her access to each of the men she wants to confront—in exchange for six chances to sleep with her.
No feelings. No strings. Definitely no dates.
As bodies pile up and the on-set accidents get harder to explain away, Evie walks a razor-thin line between staying alive and getting justice. And Sebastian? He might be the only person who sees her clearly—and the one person she can’t afford to trust.
This Final Girl isn’t just surviving—she’s stealing the whole damn show
- Year 2026
Three women walk into a post office. No, this isn’t the beginning of a joke. It’s the beginning of a hostage situation.
On an ordinary spring afternoon in a small-town post office, a domestic dispute spirals out of control. The husband pulls a gun and barricades himself inside with four hostages–his wife, a young woman searching for her purpose in this world, a midlife mom facing her only daughter’s graduation and imminent departure, and an elderly woman hiding a secret about her life at home. Outside, even the negotiator is forced to put aside her own personal baggage in order to find a peaceful resolution to a volatile situation . . . using exclusively words.
Each of the three women who walked into the post office is carrying something that, if mailed, would profoundly change her life. Through the course of the daylong siege, these strangers will forge unforeseen bonds and reveal things to each other they haven’t even told those closest to them. And none of them will ever be the same.
- Year 2026
In the book Happy Ending by Chloe Liese, two best friends find themselves in a tangled web of lies. Theaand Alex are both divorced and bonded over their shared hatred for their exes, who started dating each other immediately after the breakups. To save face, Thea and Alex faked a relationship, pretending they were long-lost first loves.
Two years later, their fake romance has turned into a deep, genuine friendship, but the world still believes they are a couple. The situation reaches a breaking point when their exes invite them on a two-week family vacation.
Living in close quarters with a shared dog and daughter, the line between pretend and reality begins to blur.As they navigate the awkwardness of the trip, they must decide if their fabricated love story is actually the real happy ending they have both been searching for. It is a heartwarming rom-com about the risks of opening your heart to the person who has been there all along.
- Year 2026
In this pacy thriller, a female con artist chooses the wrong woman as her target, and both women end up on the run for their lives.
Avalon Dale is a masterful grifter. She researches her victims thoroughly, kidnaps and sedates them, cleans out their bank accounts, and uses injections and hair clippers to change their appearance so that when they wake up, they can’t easily prove who they are. It gives her a head start and a new identity to get away. She’s targeted Primrose Meath for her last big score, and then she’ll fade away to a life of ease and luxury–something she’s dreamed of since a very tough childhood.
On paper, Prim is the perfect wealthy, workaholic, and distracted by her cheating husband. But when Avalon finds Prim’s husband dead, she can’t get away so easily–not when she’s been mistaken for Prim who’s now wanted for murder. The two women, opposites, enemies, are suddenly on the run together, and must learn to get along, to depend on each other, in order to get away. And then, what starts as a cat-and-mouse run to the coast of England becomes a fight for their survival.
- Year 2026
