Pam Jenoff’s ‘Last Twilight in Paris’ Tops WW Book Club Picks—See All the Must-Reads For February 11-17
From swoony rom-coms to historical fiction + thrillers: here, the best new books to read this week
Welcome back, fellow bookish friends! It’s a new week, which means Woman’s World Book Club has an exciting variety of brand-new book recommendations that are guaranteed to entertain and enchant from cover to cover. From swoony romance to rich historical fiction, eerie thrillers and more, there’s truly something for everyone.
Looking to get into the Valentine’s Day spirit with a standout romance? If so, we suggest diving into The Love Lyric by Kristina Forest. Fellow bestselling author Sarah Adams called Forest’s latest rom-com “equal parts swoon and fire! It has everything I want in a story: soft healing, adorable banter, burning-hot steam, and a plot that’s so easy to get lost in.” For fans of love stories that are both heartfelt and heartwrenching, try This Is a Love Story by Jessica Soffer. This emotional tale follows Abe and Jane from their time together as young lovers through marriage and beyond.
Historical fiction devotees will delight over Pam Jenoff’s new novel Last Twilight in Paris. Jenoff’s historical mystery is set in 1953 London and 1943 Paris and promises a lush and sweeping dual-timeline adventure! If riveting—and downright chilling—suspense is more up your alley, open up A Killing Cold by Kate Alice Marshall. This thriller transports readers to an isolated winter retreat swirling with secrets and danger.
Our nonfiction pick this week: Matters of the Heart: Healing Your Relationship With Yourself and Those You Love by Thema Bryant, Ph. D. This groundbreaking guide reads like a road map for anyone seeking greater fulfillment in their relationships with loved ones—and themselves.
Keep scrolling to find out more about these WW Book Club recommendations for the week of January February 11 to February 17. Happy reading!
Romance
‘The Love Lyric’ by Kristina Forest
Bestselling author Kristina Forest is known for sweet stories filled with lovable characters—and her latest will have readers swooning. Iris Greene, a widowed single mother and beauty company director, never expects to see famous singer Angel Harrison at her sister’s wedding. When Iris and Angel begin working together on a campaign, they try to navigate professional boundaries amid a searing, simmering chemistry.
Women’s fiction
‘This Is a Love Story’ by Jessica Soffer
Powerful, heartfelt and heart-wrenching…this story of true love has it all. The tale follows Abe and Jane from young lovers to parents and beyond—and their favorite place: New York City’s Central Park. For half a century, the landmark has witnessed Abe and Jane at every phase of life. Now, Jane is dying and Abe is recounting their lives. Told from various points of view, the radiant tale captures the depths of life, family and love.
Historical mystery
‘Last Twilight in Paris’ by Pam Jenoff
Readers are transported to 1953 London and 1943 Paris in this captivating tale. Louise is still adjusting to her postwar role as a housewife when she discovers a necklace in a secondhand shop. She’s sure she’s seen the necklace before—and it’s linked to a time in Nazi-occupied Europe when her friend Franny died mysteriously. Following clues to Paris, Louise and her former boss, Ian, uncover old truths. A sweeping, dual-timeline story!
Thriller
‘A Killing Cold’ by Kate Alice Marshall
This suspenseful page-turner begins when Theodora “Theo” Scott falls in love with the charming and powerful Connor Dalton. Months later, Theo goes to Idlewood, Connor’s family’s isolated winter retreat. While there, she receives threatening messages—and finds a photo of herself as a child taken at Idlewood. As Theo remembers pieces of her childhood, she learns the Daltons will do nearly anything to protect dark secrets.
Nonfiction
‘Matters of the Heart: Healing Your Relationship with Yourself and Those You Love’ by Thema Bryant, Ph.D.
With more than 20 years of professional experience, psychologist and minister Thema Bryant, Ph.D., understands the significance of cultivating healthy relationships with others and yourself. In her new book, she combines science and personal experiences to offer evidence-based tips and exercises (such as taking time to reflect and practicing self-forgiveness) to empower readers to heal and form connections that inspire joy.
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