Lucy Score’s ‘Story of My Life’ Tops This Week’s Book Club—‘Gilmore Girls Meets Schitt’s Creek’
A funny adventure novel and a page-turning thriller are among this week's picks!
Happy Tuesday, book lovers! Looking for your next great read? This week, Woman’s World Book Club is back with a slew of just-released titles that are sure to keep you turning pages. As usual, we promise there’s something here for every kind of reader—from heart-pounding thrillers to swoon-worthy romances, sweeping historical fiction and everything in between.
Romance fans rejoice because bestselling author Lucy Score’s new novel is here! Story of My Life brims with all of Score’s signature small-town settings and sweet yet steamy scenes. Described as a “Gilmore Girls meets Schitt’s Creek redemption rom-com,” readers are certainly in for a treat. If you’re more in the mood for an enthralling historical fiction book, we highly recommend One Good Thing by Georgia Hunter, which transports readers to 1941 Italy.
On the hunt for a hilariously adventurous romp? Look no further than Colleen Oakley’s latest novel, Jane and Dan at the End of the World. Bestselling author Nina Simon called Oakley’s newest “a delightful, imaginative laugh-out-loud joy ride.” Or, if high-stakes thrillers with a splash of romance are more up your alley, dive into Girl Anonymous by Christina Dodd.
Next, this week’s nonfiction pick is a must-read personal finance book. In Moving Beyond Broke, Dasha Kennedy shares inspiring stories from her own journey to financial freedom as well as savvy financial advice, tips and more.
Keep scrolling to find out even more about the WW Book Club recommendations for the week of March 18 to March 24. Enjoy!
Humor
‘Jane and Dan at the End of the World’ by Colleen Oakley
Funny banter, heart-racing heists and charming characters abound in Colleen Oakley’s new novel. Jane and Dan are celebrating 19 years of marriage at a fancy restaurant…and Jane is planning to ask for a divorce. But before she does, an activist group holds the restaurant hostage. And, oddly, everything the activists say and do is taken from Jane’s failed novel. Can she save the day—and her marriage?
Romance
‘Story of My Life’ by Lucy Score
Bestselling author Lucy Score is beloved by readers for her sweet, steamy love stories set in small towns—and her newest book follows suit! Hazel Hart, a romance novelist facing writer’s block, buys a historic home in the rural town of Story Lake, Pennsylvania. While settling in, she meets her handsome, grumpy contractor Cam Bishop. As they bond, sparks fly, but she can’t tell if it’s just a flirtation or something more.
Thriller
‘Girl Anonymous’ by Christina Dodd
Described as The Godfather meets West Side Story, this tale is full of high-stakes twists and fiery romance. Maarja Daire has spent years on the run after her mother ignited an explosion that killed herself and vengeful mob boss Benoit Arundel. When Maarja’s work brings her back to the mansion where it all happened, she crosses paths with Dante, Benoit’s son. With danger looming, they realize they’re bound by feuds…and fate.
Historical fiction
‘One Good Thing’ by Georgia Hunter
Georgia Hunter is known for her bestseller We Were The Lucky Ones—which was adapted into a Hulu limited series—and her beautiful storytelling soars to new heights in One Good Thing. Set in 1941 Italy, best friends Lili and Esti are caught in the chaos of WWII and Mussolini’s Racial Laws. After disaster strikes, Esti asks Lili to protect her son, Theo, during an epic journey. A remarkable tale of courage, hardship and hope.
Nonfiction
‘Moving Beyond Broke’ by Dasha Kennedy
Financial coach Dasha Kennedy turned her setbacks into a massive online community when she founded @thebrokeblackgirl on Instagram, which now has nearly 400,000 followers. Kennedy provides personal finance tips and sage advice online, and has turned her wisdom into a book. In Moving Beyond Broke, Kennedy covers the unique challenges of Black women and others who are traditionally shut out of financial discussions. She also shares stories from her own journey and tips to move past shame and gain lasting financial freedom.
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