Hey there,

It’s Brianna. As Editorial Director at Book of the Month, I’m one of the lucky few who get to read for a living. For April, my team and I sifted through hundreds of new releases, in search of the very best. Here’s what made the cut:

Annie Knows Everything is a steamy, hilarious workplace rom-com. But be warned: you may never look at conference rooms the same way again.
Next is Yesteryear, a genre-bending mix of satire, mystery, and contemporary fiction with provocative commentary and twists we genuinely didn’t see coming.
Blood Bound, an epic romantasy fully leaning into this year’s “yearning” trend, follows an angsty, passionate rivalry between two duelists who can’t stay away from each other.
Porcupines shifts into something warmer and more grounded, a quirky slice-of-life debut about a complicated mother-daughter relationship we found both funny and moving.
And finally, Mad Mabel rounds things out as a cozy mystery from Sally Hepworth, a repeat BOTM author we love. Her latest is full of voice, charm, and a twisty plot we couldn’t put down.

My team and I had such a good time with these books, and hope you do too.

Happy reading,
Brianna Goodman
VP, Editorial Director at BOTM

P.S. Your first book is just 100 cents this month for our Centennial.

By enrolling with this intro offer, you are subject to the applicable terms and conditions, which may include a commitment to renew. Specific terms can be reviewed as you checkout.

You received this email from Book of the Month. If you would like to unsubscribe, click here.

Book of the Month

A note on our April books.