Your Tomorrow Was Today by Oyindamola Dosunmu is an emotionally charged novel that navigates the intersections of grief, womanhood, and personal reinvention in contemporary Nigeria. We're with Karen, who is estranged from her family and fiercely independent. She's suddenly forced to confront her past when...

Yesteryear's Wish by Zixiao Yu is an evocative tale that seamlessly weaves nostalgia, mystery, and the warmth of family bonds. Set against a beautifully crafted, almost dreamlike backdrop, the novel unfolds with layers of tender memories and profound reflections that touch the heart. Each chapter...

You Don't Know What It's Like by Peter Light centers around Jessica Ballard, who is reeling in the aftermath of her mother's death. As she returns to work, she finds that Steve Stone has mysteriously vanished amid theft allegations. Intrigued but skeptical about Steve's innocence,...

In Your Biggest Fan, Jeremy Rosenholtz depicts the psychological undoing of the main character, who happens to be an unnamed, middle-aged high school teacher. The man develops an unhealthy obsession with a contemporary pop star. He even addresses a series of letters to this well-known...

You Can't Go Home Again is a gripping drama set in the early 2000s by Christian Hendrix. It's been four years since Lenoir Adams took a trip around the world. Now, she is back home in California, trying to live a life dedicated to the...

Yet, Here We Are is a work of fiction in the literary and interpersonal drama genres. Penned by author Brenda K. Massman, the plot intricately weaves together two timelines in 1948 and 1975, following the journey of farm wife Elizabeth as she navigates love, loss,...

Yesterday’s Shadow by P.J. Murphy is a thoughtful and compelling coming-of-age story that will take many readers back to those awkward teenage years when peer pressure, bullies, introspection, and self-doubt are just part of everyday existence. Nick is a sixteen-year-old living in Cambridge, England, coming...

You Cannot Forbid the Flower by Elizabeth Lukács Chesla is a gripping historical fiction novel, drawing inspiration from the tumultuous events of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution through the eyes of the author's father, Marton. This evocative narrative artfully blends fact and fiction, weaving a tapestry...

In You can See More From Up Here by Mark Guerin, the story is set in 2004 but takes the reader back to the year 1974, the year the main character Walker Maguire was torn between getting ready to study medicine or choose another path....

Your Father Has Something to Tell You by Dave Riese is an unusual novel in that it reads much like a memoir, and yet Dave Riese assures us it is fiction. Despite his assurance that it is, in fact, a novel, lovers of great memoirs...