Tag: Book of the Day

  • Book of the Day: What Not to Do on Vacation

    What Not to Do on VacationWhat Not to Do on Vacation by Rachel Magee

    A laugh-out-loud sisters-and-romance romp, What Not to Do on Vacation follows three sisters whose beach getaway turns into a month of matchmaking, secrets, and unexpected love.

    Savannah is determined to reconnect the Prestly sisters by recreating their carefree childhood summers at the beach. She’s booked the same beach house, convinced everyone to take a month off, and planned every detail down to a nostalgic bucket list. It’s going to be perfect—or else. And if her determination has something to do with a secret she’s keeping, she’s not ready to talk about that.

    Then Bianca, the youngest sister, drops a bombshell: she’s getting married. When her sisters aren’t exactly thrilled, Bianca sets out to prove she’s finally got her life together. Her solution? Finding a match for perpetually single Cora on the same dating app where she met her fiancé. The wager: if Cora can’t find true love on the app, Bianca will call off her engagement.

    Cora is more than happy to prove how ridiculous the whole idea is. Love isn’t for her—or so she thinks. But when she matches with Jax, a charming, ridiculously handsome man who seems too good to be true, her certainty starts to crumble.

    Filled with beach vibes, dating-app mishaps, family drama, fake dating, and plenty of humor, What Not to Do on Vacation is a charming, low-spice rom-com and a modern reimagining of The Taming of the Shrew. Perfect for readers who love sweet romance, sisterhood, and plenty of laughs.

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  • Book of the Day: The Summer of Lost and Found

    The Summer of Lost and FoundThe Summer of Lost and Found by Toni Blake

    Over 1,550 5-Star Reviews!

    For a woman rebuilding her life after cancer, a summer in a small Kentucky town becomes a journey of healing, second chances, and unexpected love in this heartfelt novel by USA Today bestselling author Toni Blake.

    Recovering from cancer, Cincinnati news anchor Jessica Fox is forced to take a leave from work. Her boss suggests she spend the summer at his late grandmother Mabel’s cottage in the Kentucky mountains, far from the pressures of her everyday life.

    The town of Lost and Found lives up to its name. Though reluctant at first, Jessica gradually falls for its slower pace, stunning sunsets, welcoming residents, and Matt Cordray, the easygoing police chief next door.

    Most intriguing of all is Mabel’s legacy: a treasure map leading to a collection of lost keepsakes, letters, and mementos mailed to the town over the years. Looking for purpose and distraction, Jessica sets out to reunite these treasured items with the strangers who lost them.

    As Jessica helps others reconnect with pieces of their past, she begins to rediscover herself. Warm, bittersweet, and uplifting, this is a story about healing, community, and finding your way home when life takes an unexpected turn.

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  • Book of the Day: Brat: An ’80s Story

    Brat: An '80s StoryBrat: An ’80s Story by Andrew McCarthy

    Over 3,250 5-Star Reviews!

    From actor, director, and Brat Pack icon Andrew McCarthy comes an intimate memoir about fame, ambition, and coming of age in 1980s Hollywood and New York.

    Known for unforgettable roles in Pretty in Pink, St. Elmo’s Fire, Weekend at Bernie’s, and Less than Zero, McCarthy became one of the defining faces of a generation. In Brat, he reflects on that singular moment in time and the unexpected impact of being swept into a cultural phenomenon.

    Set against the backdrop of 1980s New York City and Hollywood, McCarthy recounts his journey from a restless teenager exploring the streets and revival theaters of Greenwich Village to a young actor navigating sudden success alongside fellow Brat Pack stars. Along the way, he grapples with ambition, addiction, masculinity, and the loss of innocence that accompanied fame.

    Filled with candid reflections, behind-the-scenes stories, and vivid portraits of the people who shaped his life, Brat is a thoughtful and revealing memoir about identity, success, and finding meaning beyond the spotlight.

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