Fiction Books Collection April 22, 2025

Welcome to the Fiction Books Collection April 22, 2025. This week’s collection brings together a variety of newly released and trending fiction books that cater to every kind of reader. Whether you’re into contemporary stories, historical dramas, or imaginative fantasy worlds, this curated list is designed to help you discover your next great read.

Fiction Books Collection April 22, 2025

Each book in this collection offers something unique—compelling plots, unforgettable characters, and immersive storytelling that keeps you hooked until the very last page.

List of Assorted Fiction Books Collection April 22, 2025

The Honditsch Cross by Ingeborg Bachmann

General Fiction/Classics

A powerful historical work about war and its victims, never before in English, from the celebrated author of Malina Written when Ingeborg Bachmann was only eighteen, The Honditsch Cross, her second-longest completed work of prose, is a historical novella set during the final days of the Napoleonic occupation of Austria in 1813.


Lake Burntshore by Aaron Kreuter

General Fiction/Classics

A funny and emotionally resonant coming-of-age novel about one summer of momentous social and political change at a Jewish sleepover camp It’s the summer of 2013 and 21-year-old Ruby, a counselor at Camp Burntshore, can’t wait to supervise a rowdy cabin of 11-year-olds, smoke weed by the fire, and argue about which city make the best bagels.


I Want to Die in My Boots by Natalie Appleton

General Fiction/Classics

A debut novel by an exciting new voice in Canadian literature, I Want to Die in My Boots weaves fact and fiction to tell the true-ish story of horse thief Belle Jane. I Want to Die in My Boots is the untold story of Belle Jane, the woman who ran one of Canada’s largest cattle thieving rings in the 1920s, who brilliantly broke every taboo, took the names of five different husbands, and nearly followed the tragic end of her great hero, the outlaw queen Belle Starr.


Every Sweet Thing Is Bitter by Samantha Crewson

Mystery/Thriller

A woman with a violent past gets a chance at redemption in this upmarket suspense debut, perfect for fans of Lisa Taddeo and Tiffany McDaniel. Thirteen years ago, Providence Byrd threw the family car in reverse and ran over her mother. Even though her mother survived, that single instant of teenage madness made Providence a felon and irrevocably altered her life.


Remember by Patricia Shanae Smith

Mystery/Thriller

A riveting debut psychological thriller about the power memory has over us. Portia Willows was a senior in high school in Los Angeles when her world fell apart. While dealing with the aftermath of the accident that took the lives of her mother and sister, she finds herself forced to face her own memory―which may not be quite what it seems. But Portia suffers from severe social anxiety disorder that prevented her from having any sort of life, while her little sister, Piper, was her best, and only, friend.


Blood on the Vine by J.T. Falco

Mystery/Thriller

True Detective meets the rolling hills of Napa in this wine-soaked thriller perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell and Allison Brennan. Lana Burrell grew up on an idyllic Napa Valley vineyard with her best friend Jess–until Jess mysteriously disappeared and Lana’s father was falsely accused of her murder. Over twenty years later, he’s still serving a life sentence, but Lana knows he’s innocent, just like she knows Jess’s real killer is still out there.


Eat the Ones You Love by Sarah Maria Griffin

Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror

After losing her job and her fiancé and moving back from the city to live with her parents, Shell Pine needs some help. And according to the sign in the window, the florist shop in the mall does too. Shell gets the gig, and the flowers she works with there are just the thing she needs to cheer up. Or maybe it’s Neve, the beautiful shop manager, who is making her days so rosy?


Eleven Percent by Maren Uthaug

Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror

It is the New Time, a time not so different from our own except that the men are gone. All but eleven percent of them, that is, the minimum required to avoid inbreeding. But they are safely under lock and key in “spa” centers for women’s pleasure (trained by amazons to fulfill all desires) and procreation. A few women protest that the males should be treated better – more space, better food, but all agree that testosterone cannot be allowed to roam free.


Hellions by Julia Elliott

Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror

From the acclaimed author of The Wilds comes an electric story collection that blends folklore, fairy tales, Southern Gothic, and horror, reveling in the collision of the familiar with the wildly surreal. In a plague-stricken medieval convent, a nun works on a forbidden mystic manuscript. In rural South Carolina, an alligator named Dragon becomes a beloved pet for a precocious, tough-talking twelve-year-old.


The Meet Cute by Isobel Mahon

Romance

Compulsively readable, absolutely hilarious and utterly uplifting, discover Ireland’s hottest new voice in romance. Dumped, jobless, and now the last of her friends to have kids, Cassie is learning that there’s no time like the present to start again . . .


Love to Hate You by Marina Adair

Romance

A modern twist on You’ve Got Mail starring an indie bookstore owner looking for true love and a cynical CEO who may ruin everything, from New York Times bestselling author Marina Adair. Summer Russo believes in the power of destiny and true love . . .


Love, Camera, Action by Noel Stark

Romance

A scrappy TV director lands her big break only to go head-to-head with the surly yet sexy director of photography, in this page-turning romance perfect for fans of Ava Wilder and Tessa Bailey. Up-and-coming TV director Cali Daniels knows sex. Well, okay, she knows how to shoot sex scenes, and she’s been hired to direct a highly anticipated steamy episode of the popular series The Demon.


Conclusion

That wraps up our Fiction Books Collection April 22, 2025. We hope this roundup helps you discover new authors, fresh perspectives, and unforgettable stories. Don’t forget to check back regularly for more curated collections that keep your reading list exciting and up to date. Until next time—happy reading!

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