WW Book Club March 26th – April 1st: 5 New Reads You Won’t Be Able to Put Down

An eerie booby trap, hidden secrets and a puzzle to solve… this whodunit penned by Gigi Pandian has it all. Tempest Raj’s family business, Secret Staircase Construction, is under attack after former client Julian tries to blame his wife’s accident on a flaw in their craftsmanship. But Tempest knows they’re being framed. When Julian is later found dead, Tempest starts investigating to put the pieces together and save her business!

This rich, heartfelt family saga follows Violeta Sanoguera, who left Colombia for NYC in pursuit of her dreams. One day she gets word that her grandmother has died and Violeta heads back to Columbia. But suddenly she’s joined by her grandmother’s ghost, who sends her signs and messages. What follows is a powerful tale of family and charting your own destiny.

Bestselling author Rebecca Serle is known for her novels that explore matters of the heart — and her latest follows suit! On every first date for 20 years, the universe has sent Daphne Bell a slip of paper with the man’s name and a number telling her the exact amount of time she’ll spend with him. But when she meets Jake, his paper has no number. As their romantic story unfolds, Daphne wonders what finding love really means.

Memorable characters and steamy moments combine in this charming love story. Lucinda “Lucy” Peterson owns a Victorian apothecary. But when her perfected formula to treat croup goes missing, she blames a rival apothecary and hires a grumpy private investigator, Jonathan Thorne. As the two work side by side, their mutual attraction is undeniable. Soon, the case unravels secrets and their possible future together.

Simply gazing at flowers is study-proven to boost mood and enhance feelings of contentment, and bringing blooms indoors adds an instant dose of joy to your home! In her new book, florist Milli Proust offers a lovely guide to creating bouquets, wreaths, tablescapes and arrangements. With pro instructions and tips — like how to condition flowers before working with them and the best time to pick them — readers will be able to usher blooming beauty into their homes year-round!